Scott Ullrich from pfSense Project
is looking for anybody willing to donate a hardware or a fast server to speed up building and compiling of pfSense.
It seems more and more that I spend 90% of my time waiting for pfSense builds to validate code changes, kernel changes, etc
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Here’s a rundown of parts that would be ideal:
- quad core cpu, or dualquad core if possible
- 4g ram (not strictly necessary, but useful for cache)
- 6 sata disks (western dig raptors would rock), and an areca or similar card with 256M-1G battery backed cache
Is there anybody able to help the pfSense project?
Read the whole blogpost and the comments here.
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- pfSense 1.2-BETA-2 released
- pfSense 1.2 RC 2 released
- pfSense 1.2.3 testing snapshots
- Released: pfSense 1.2.1
- Basic pfsense to pfsense IPSEC tunnel config
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