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26.7 Series / Re: Constrained view shows fir...
Last post by tigersharke - Today at 04:27:54 AMThank you both for the clarity. I wasn't sure so I didn't lead with a "sky is falling" reaction to the find.
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26.7 Series / Re: PF states created with rou...
Last post by slipperyduck - Today at 04:19:39 AMI just updated to OPNsense 26.7.3_8
I too am getting the never ending notices:
2026-08-29T03:37:57 · Notice · kernel · <7>[783] arpresolve: can't allocate llinfo for 0.0.0.0 on vtnet1
Clearing Firewall State Tables does stop this though, so yes there must be some sort of order of execution issue somewhere.
I too am getting the never ending notices:
2026-08-29T03:37:57 · Notice · kernel · <7>[783] arpresolve: can't allocate llinfo for 0.0.0.0 on vtnet1
Clearing Firewall State Tables does stop this though, so yes there must be some sort of order of execution issue somewhere.
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26.7 Series / Re: 26.7.3_2 Kernel panic - mi...
Last post by nachholer - Today at 03:02:01 AMOkay, got it.
I didn't catch where the CISS topic came from, but I'm just an advanced user with a vague, half-baked understanding. I couldn't see any parallels in the other thread.
Your tip to lock the kernel actually helped. I was able to update the system.
But I'm already annoyed with myself for not documenting the whole issue better. I'll document it better for the next update and start my own thread. Thanks for your patience.
I didn't catch where the CISS topic came from, but I'm just an advanced user with a vague, half-baked understanding. I couldn't see any parallels in the other thread.
Your tip to lock the kernel actually helped. I was able to update the system.
But I'm already annoyed with myself for not documenting the whole issue better. I'll document it better for the next update and start my own thread. Thanks for your patience.
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26.7 Series / Re: 26.7.3_2 Kernel panic - mi...
Last post by newsense - Today at 02:46:12 AMErm...I was thinking about this thread when I answered. If that applies to you then what I wrote about a testing kernel still applies.
https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=52686.0
In this thread in particular the OP might have a hdd failure...that's still unclear.
In short, if you're affected by the ciss issue then the fix will come either in a test kernel or 26.7.4.
OTOH if you find your issue to be different than the one discussed in the thread I mentioned please open a dedicated thread with all the proper details - jumping in other people's threads only muddies the water.
https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=52686.0
In this thread in particular the OP might have a hdd failure...that's still unclear.
In short, if you're affected by the ciss issue then the fix will come either in a test kernel or 26.7.4.
OTOH if you find your issue to be different than the one discussed in the thread I mentioned please open a dedicated thread with all the proper details - jumping in other people's threads only muddies the water.
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26.7 Series / Re: 26.7.3_2 Kernel panic - mi...
Last post by nachholer - Today at 02:38:24 AMThx, newsense!
I think I understand the basics.
I didn't see a boot menu. I was locally on the machine and ended up at the command line with the "mountfs" prompt, or something like that.
Locking the kernel—that's clear, too.
Unfortunately, I don't know who Franco is. <- forget it. I see.
I think I understand the basics.
I didn't see a boot menu. I was locally on the machine and ended up at the command line with the "mountfs" prompt, or something like that.
Locking the kernel—that's clear, too.
Unfortunately, I don't know who Franco is. <- forget it. I see.
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26.7 Series / Re: 26.7.3_2 Kernel panic - mi...
Last post by newsense - Today at 02:24:29 AMFirst and foremost, in case of a kernel crash:
- even if on UFS
-even on ZFS - and forgot to take a snapshot
There are always 2 kernels available on the machine. And the one that is crashing is the first/latest one.
When dealing with a kernel crash, assuming everything else including hdd is healthy, No Reinstall is Required.
Booting into the second kernel from the boot menu will suffice.
In this particular case, if people are asking, Franco may be able to provide a 26.7.3-ciss kernel that you may be able to install with
Whether the above happens or not remains to be seen.
In the meantime it is safe to upgrade the packages and reboot.
- even if on UFS
-even on ZFS - and forgot to take a snapshot
There are always 2 kernels available on the machine. And the one that is crashing is the first/latest one.
When dealing with a kernel crash, assuming everything else including hdd is healthy, No Reinstall is Required.
Booting into the second kernel from the boot menu will suffice.
In this particular case, if people are asking, Franco may be able to provide a 26.7.3-ciss kernel that you may be able to install with
Code Select
OPNsense-update -zkr 26.7.3-ciss then temporarily lock the kernel in the GUI and upgrade everything else to 26.7.3_8Whether the above happens or not remains to be seen.
In the meantime it is safe to upgrade the packages and reboot.
Code Select
OPNsense-update -p #7
26.7 Series / Re: os-upnp plugin not working...
Last post by willowen100 - Today at 01:01:33 AMI too am having problems with UPnP. Active maps don't show and despite the ACLs and SNAT rules I can't budge moderate NAT in Call of Duty for example.
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26.7 Series / Re: 26.7.3_2 Kernel panic - mi...
Last post by nachholer - Today at 12:55:01 AMSame like thread starter, same issue.
26.7.3_8 killed my system twice -> reinstallation twice.
Update from 26.7.2_x to 26.7.3_8, system got panic. Reinstalled, with 26.7, it runs, update to _8 it's crashing.
Bare metal China Appliance, Intel, two M.2 SSDs as ZFS Mirror, was working for one or two years.
After each restore, I sent a crash report via the WEBGUI. My mail domain (which is my own, so it's unique) is the same as the one used here in the forum, in case you'd like to check it out.
I don't feel like doing a third restore. I'm going to wait for the next update and keep my fingers crossed.
Devs: Thanks for your work! <3
26.7.3_8 killed my system twice -> reinstallation twice.
Update from 26.7.2_x to 26.7.3_8, system got panic. Reinstalled, with 26.7, it runs, update to _8 it's crashing.
Bare metal China Appliance, Intel, two M.2 SSDs as ZFS Mirror, was working for one or two years.
After each restore, I sent a crash report via the WEBGUI. My mail domain (which is my own, so it's unique) is the same as the one used here in the forum, in case you'd like to check it out.
I don't feel like doing a third restore. I'm going to wait for the next update and keep my fingers crossed.
Devs: Thanks for your work! <3
#9
Tutorials and FAQs / Re: OPNsense aarch64 firmware ...
Last post by Maurice - Today at 12:53:16 AMOPNsense 26.7.3 aarch64 packages and sets released. Includes hotfix 26.7.3_8.
Statistics update: Average monthly traffic is now at ~165 GB.
Statistics update: Average monthly traffic is now at ~165 GB.
#10
Hardware and Performance / Re: [solved] Intel i226 Firmwa...
Last post by BrandyWine - Today at 12:29:18 AMQuote from: focapetulante on August 27, 2026, 02:57:15 PMOne thing that may be relevant: NVMUpdate does recognize the controller as 8086:125F ("Client Foxville with Empty Flash Image") and accepts the 125B I226-LM image/config, but the actual update fails at the flash access stage. The log reports:
run your nvmupdate command again, but add ;echo $?
add semicolon with echo $?
Lets see what that looks like.
