Further to the discussion early this month, and in specific reference
to: http://www.mail-archive.com/discussion@pfsense.com/msg02110.html
and noting the fact that the end of February is upon us.
Work proceeds. Some of you may have noticed that the ixp42x support
recently got MFC-ed to
, February 28, 2007 8:04 AM
To: discussion@pfsense.com
Subject: Re: [pfSense-discussion] Can pfSense be ported to Intel IXP425?
Further to the discussion early this month, and in specific reference
to: http://www.mail-archive.com/discussion@pfsense.com/msg02110.html
and noting the fact
Hi!
Jim Thompson schrieb:
Post getting pfSense running on the Gateworks board, I'm working on a
storage appliance (that currently runs linux) with an Intel Xscale
80219. The idea
is to take the ZFS work already limping in -current and make it work
with a re-worked freenas (based on
pfSense be ported to Intel IXP425?
Having been running pfsense for a week now, i have to say i trule enjoy
it, and i have qos that works!
I had been using the Linksys RV082 in several of our offices and the
only thing i don't like about them is their flexibility and weak QoS.
The specs and performance
At this time we don't support the processor - I believe there's some
work in the FreeBSD camp to support the architecture. Whether the
rest of the hardware in that unit would be supported would remain to
be seen. 32M RAM and 16M flash are both rather light for pfSense, we
barely run in 64M
Working on a 'port' of pfSense to the Gateworks ixp42x platform, as
well as a 6 x 10/100 Enet + 2 x miniPCI box I have access to...
(I'm the guy who sold all the xscale developers (save Sam Leffler)
gateworks boards at my cost.)
The Gateworks boards we carry have 64MB ram, 8MB flash and CF
