OPNsense: { fingerprints: "/usr/local/etc/pkg/fingerprints/OPNsense", url: "http://neko.progr.am/pieSense/${ABI}/19.1/latest", signature_type: "NONE", mirror_type: "NONE", priority: 11, enabled: yes}
Minimum required build system:64bit multicore processor, 4GB RAM and 25GB disk space.Supported 32-bit ARM devices (arm:armv6):1. Banana Pi (bpi)2. Raspberry Pi2 (rpi2)Supported 64-bit ARM devices (arm64:aarch64):1. NanoPi NEO2 (nanopi-neo2)2. Orange Pi PC2 (orangepi-pc2)3. Raspberry Pi3 (rpi3)Build steps:# pkg install git# cd /usr# git clone https://github.com/opnsense/tools# cd tools# make update# make xtools base kernel packages arm-3G DEVICE=(product-device)
Hi,sounds very interesting!Do you know, if your image would work for RPI3, too?best regardsDirk
I'd be more than happy to help test! I've got several RPI3 boards gathering dust.If I get some spare time this week and/or next, I'll test on the RPI3.
Fun to see this old topic is still alive! I think I would also prefer raspi 3 as the "old" image in raspi 1 was vvvveerryyyy slow...https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=6099.msg25545#msg25545:-D
I think I would also prefer raspi 3 as the "old" image in raspi 1 was vvvveerryyyy slow...
Quote from: chemlud on March 26, 2019, 06:34:42 pmI think I would also prefer raspi 3 as the "old" image in raspi 1 was vvvveerryyyy slow...Me too! Also very interested of the performance on RPI3...Of course a working image for Esspresso.bin would be nice!!!
...still dreaming of ducktaping a raspi to my laptop as a firewall/wifi access while traveling. Powering raspi from laptop would be fun, but a small power bank would be acceptable, too :-DCurrently I use a rather big old box with a wifi stick.
Is it this Aircard:https://www.hackster.io/beame-io/how-to-use-an-off-the-shelf-4g-usb-module-with-raspberry-pi-c5c30f...I only have a Telekom Speedstick LTE V (Huawei E3372s -153), any chance to get that working with the raspi 2? :-)
Quote from: chemlud on March 29, 2019, 11:00:39 amI only have a Telekom Speedstick LTE V (Huawei E3372s -153), any chance to get that working with the raspi 2? :-)Most Huawei usb modem supported by open source distro, I guess freebsd already has a support for it. Just shove it into usb port and open Interface>WAN>IP Configuration Type>PPP and select the correct modem port.
I only have a Telekom Speedstick LTE V (Huawei E3372s -153), any chance to get that working with the raspi 2? :-)
Good news. I also have SBC, but still not supported by BSD.It's a Libre Computer Tritium H5 2GB:https://libre.computer/2019/02/07/linux-4-19-lts-images-for-tritium/It only have support on Ubuntu, Debian and Armbian for now.
Can confirm this Huawei works, I created a PPP interface with cuaU0.1 and added Z as "init String" under Advanced Options, assigned it to WAN and works like a charm... Will test with the raspi soonish. :-)
I'd like to thank nekoprog for the work done with the ARM ports. Very useful and robust now. Next step is actually the long-promised BPI image and then come 20.1 we'll have to see what we can do when i386 is being dropped from our supported list...Cheers,Franco