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Hello!

I started monitoring the reported traffic on 24.1.4 and noticed that the traffic reporting always shows approximately 3x traffic in to 1x traffic out when reporting for my LAN interface, which is a bridge.

For example, I'll be streaming from a security camera, which goes across the bridge. 6 Mbit stream, the traffic graph shows 18 Mbit in (LAN) and 6 Mbit out (LAN). [See camtraffic.jpg]

If I upload to google drive, it shows 1.5Gbit in (LAN) and 500Mbit out (WAN). [See uploadtraffic.jpg]

Downloading from the internet shows 1:1 traffic in (WAN) to out (LAN).

If I change the traffic graph to show the explicit hardware interfaces being used, traffic is correctly shown as 1:1 in:out. [See hardwareinterfacetraffic.jpg]

I have RSTP enabled and configured as correctly as far as I can tell, so I do not believe it to be a routing loop (especially since the hardware interfaces are showing appropriate 1:1 in:out traffic).

Is this potentially some kind of bug in the traffic reporting for a bridge interface? Or is there some configuration that may affect this I need to tamper with?

Note: I can't seem to figure out how to embed attached images, sorry!

Just going to update this - I guess it was failing because my disk was too small. I thought a 118GB Optane P1600X with a fresh FreeBSD installation would be enough space for this.

The partition reported 80GB free space, but it still failed. I moved to a 500GB SSD and the compile worked without issue.

Hello! I have been working on getting OPNSense to compile as a learning experience and so I can tinker. I managed to figure out solutions to all the issues I had along the way until now.

I've got it compiling all the way to the vga build step, which I presume is packaging. I get the following output:

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>>> Running build step: vga
>>> Passing arguments: (none)
>>> Removing vga image
>>> Setting up stage in /usr/obj/usr/tools/config/24.1/amd64
>>> Setting up base in /usr/obj/usr/tools/config/24.1/amd64/work
>>> Setting up kernel in /usr/obj/usr/tools/config/24.1/amd64/work
./boot/kernel/wlan.ko : Lzma library error: No progress is possible: No such file or directory
tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors.
*** Error code 1

Stop.
make: stopped in /usr/tools

I checked to make sure usr/obj/usr/tools/config/24.1/amd64/work/boot/kernel/wlan.ko exists, but the error persists. It also happens if I try make dvd.

I am a bit stumped since the file appears to exist at the path it appears to be looking at. I can't seem to find anything similar to this issue with search here or on the web.

Note, this is a fresh FreeBSD 13.2 install without ports or kernel source tree, everything fetched from the tools repository and then via the make update command.