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Is there a way to install the "os-boot-delay" plugin mentioned previously from the command line rather than the web interface? I'm testing that same computer again for another possible OPNSense deployment and I remembered your original reply. I know the reply is old, but it just came up again. Thanks!

Thank you FurryFennec for providing your example. My system is now working. I had the destination in the NAT rule set to "This Firewall". Setting it to "any" like yours made it work. Thanks again!

Hello, I am trying to get the webproxy working in 17.7, and I see this note on the configuration page: "You will need a firewall rule to forward traffic from the firewall to the proxy server."

Is there an example of such a firewall rule, and the order in which it should appear? I have not been able to make it work yet. I have two interfaces, LAN and WAN. Please advise.

Tried it on a newer computer and it worked. Now just trying to configure!

Hello OPNSense Community!

Last night I attempted to install OPNSense on an operational firewall PC currently running IPFire. I'm glad I created an Acronis backup image first. The USB  installation concluded normally, but on first boot post install, and every boot-up attempt there after, the program never successfully completes the boot process. It just repeats over and over that that it has problems mounting the file system (Please see attached image). Computer description:

Processor AMD Phenom(tm) II X2 550 Processor x2
Supported features: 64 bit AES-NI NX PAE RDRAND VT-x/AMD-V
Vendor    Shuttle Inc.
Model    SA76
Memory    2G
System Storage    233G SSD
Kernel    3.14.79-ipfire-pae

I re-installed several times with the exact same result. I don't believe its a problem with the software installation, but appears to be a hardware compatibility problem.

Please advise.

oops, wrong image attached. Correcting.
OK correct image now attached!