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If you able to make screenshoot or photo, it would be useful. There was at least one known problem in 11.1-RELEASE with ipsec + NAT-T, that can lead to panics. You can try 11.1-STABLE branch where it was fixed.

You can take a look at /usr/share/examples/ipfw/change_rules.sh script. It provides a way to reload rules more safetly.

I implemented this with SADB_UPDATE. See this commit. But it is untested yet. Also, now the work from projects/ipsec is merged into 12.0-CURRENT.

Yes. Internally this will be new SA entry, and if NAT-T headers is not present in the message, NAT-T config will not be installed. I did some cleanup in key_update(), so now it may behave differently in comparison to early implementation. Now it closely follows to RFC, I hope. So, if SA is not...

Hi, by RFC2367 changing SA's addresses is not allowed for SADB_UPDATE. The only way to do this without delete/add, I think is adding new message type. Currently I'm doing some redesign of SADB in FreeBSD, so if you have some proposal for new features we can discuss this. What you think about...

Did you try first create wlan interface?

I think it is fixed now with r238281.

You can use the ntfs-3g fuse module. It supports writing to the NTFS.

Your mirror works fine, but your partition table is still marked as corrupt and you can not change it. Also, if you remove kern.geom.part.check_integrity line from your loader.conf, then your system will become unbootable.

The one way how you may fix this problem: 1. Detach one component from your mirror. 2. Kill partition table and filesystems on it. 3. Create new mirror, then create partition table. 4. dump+restore the data from old mirror to the new one. 5. Reboot system from the new mirror, kill old...

Yes. But not filesystem. The mirror should be created first, then partition table on top of mirror. E.g. # gmirror label -v gm0 ad4 ad6 # gpart create -s mbr mirror/gm0 # gpart add -t freebsd mirror/gm0 ....

If you do not want to completely break your system, don't try hack the code :) First of you should understand where is the problem. The problem is in your partition table. As you see it marked corrupted. When partition table marked as corrupted you can not modify it. It is protection...

Could you write about this problem to the freebsd-current@freebsd.org mail list? Also you can add avg@ and jhb@ to CC list.

Did you try 9.0-RC3?

See mptutil.

Recently i tried to boot FreeBSD on several configuration, you can look to dmesgs here: http://people.freebsd.org/~ae/ibm/

It is not supported. There is the urtwn driver in OpenBSD. But AFAIK, no one works on porting of it. Currently i am trying to port the rsu driver from OpenBSD, but because of lack of time the porting progressing slowly. To be sure what driver needed for your device, can you show the output of...

These adapter aren't supported. You could try to use Windows' driver with NDISulator.

So, why did you still not try da0a?

Which FreeBSD version do you use? If it is 8.x+, then can you show output of the gpart show command?