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I'm using an Asus AC-66u as my AP connected through my HP Procurve 2520. With my Supermicro board, I'm thinking I'm going create a new interface as I have 4 lan ports and see what happens when it's direct. But this didn't happen before 10.2

Hey guys,

Wanted to give an update on something I've noticed since upgrading to 10.2. I notice a lot more wireless dropouts then I have ever had before. I will have random brownouts of connectivity. I have a Macbook Air that will drop and can't connect to internet, nor is 192.168 accessible. However I also have a Samsung Smart TV that will continue chugging along streaming content from Netflix/Hulu. But I've also had far more "Playback failed" on Hulu then pervious as well while I can still access the net on my Air. Unfortantly Apinger service hasn't worked for me since 15.7.6 so I can't watch if it is in fact the gateway or not.

Any feedback?

I'm thinking of starting clean with a new .11 build to see if things clear up at all

Hey all,

Just wanted to throw some things out there. I first upgraded to 10.2 and rebooted, then I got the 824 update....which did revert me back to 10.1 p18. So tested and confirmed.

So make sure if your looking to upgrade, first start with 824 update than 10.2

I too have problems with getting IPv6 working. I've tried every option I could think of as well. But I'm waiting for 10.2 to be released, which I hope will include the newer set of igb intel drivers. *prays for new snapshot*

igb drivers for intel are 2.4.0. (which are from early 2014) The latest from intel are 2.4.3 (July 2015). I'm just trying to figure out why I have so many CPU0:timer interrupts.

Alright, much needed update

I've been diligently looking into my problem on the C2558 platform and I have narrowed it down to high interrupts that is causing my CPU to always being utilized. My name question is this was forked from 2.2 beta of pf right?

Have the drivers been updated since?

Am I dropping to console to update every time?

I can attest to the fact that the transparent proxy is working. God does it feel good to have the speed back. It did take a long to figure out what you meant by "hidden help".

# service configd stop

Is the load average better now? GUI may not work when disabling the backend service. To switch it back on:

# service configd start

I'm really not as worried about the load average as I am the CPU clock. Load is within .06 of that of my ol' PFsense config. Like I said, the powerd daemon is running, but doesn't down clock the processor.

So after many times of trial and error, I have seemed to find some interesting results. While using Adaptive and Minimum the CPU clock never goes down according to dashboard. However, if I set it to HIAdaptive it will down clock from 2.4GHZ to 2.1, for a few seconds at a time. This has been tested on both Safari and Chrome on Mac to see if it was a PHP issue. I also updated my BIOS and did a 3rd check of P-State settings, all which look great.

Sorry it took me so long. Yes, when I run top powerd is is running as root in select state.

My CPU runs anywhere between 0-12% depending on traffic, but my CPU runs around 46C which was, on pfsense, 32.
I checked my BIOS settings to make sure nothing changed.

Specs: Supermicro ASF-2558 Atom C2558
Mem: 8GB ECC DDR3
Storage: Velociraptor 80GB

51 Processes: 1-2 running, 50-49 sleeping with load averages .14-.25

Any insight?

Hey all,

First post, and I'm very optimistic about Opnsense, had been a PFsense guy from about a year. I don't know how to code but would love to help you guy out anyway I can.

Anyway, to the title.... I'm not seeing powerd working on my Atom C2558, so my cpu runs full speed all the time. makes for a warm machine and wanted to reach out to see if anyone else was experiencing this. In PFsense I had no problems but here I do.

Any insight?

Jeremy