> So if I understand you right, even if I use pfSense 2.1 (FreeBSD 8.3)
>on a motherboard with a brand new chipset (Intel C222) and CPU >(e.g. Core i3 / Haswell) it should work, eventhough FreeBSD 8.3 is >older than those technologies and might not fully support the chipset >yet (e.g. due to general compatibility with i386-64 CPUs?!)? There is a way to make pfSense run on any kind of new hardware and not have to worry about problems with new technologies, while also making it somewhat portable: run pfSense in a virtual machine that runs on the new hardware. (Portable in the sense that you can move it from one host to another, no matter what cpu and chipset runs underneath)
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