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Thread 'GhostBSD, pfSense, TrueNAS, and all other FreeBSD Derivatives'

Questions about 'derivative FreeBSDs', like
  • GhostBSD
  • TrueNAS
  • XigmaNAS
  • OPNsense
  • pfSense
  • BSD Router Project
  • NomadBSD
  • helloSystem
  • HardenedBSD
should be asked on the forums and/or mailing lists for these specific products. See below for links.

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Was ready to check if my router could run it:
These images are built for:

Architectures: x86_64 (amd64) and ARM 64 (aarch64)
A medium of at least 4 GB (flash device, USB key, hard drive, etc.)
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No mention of a build server or router list makes it sound like a custom build of regular FreeBSD?

Meh, if you're gonna have a cool name like that at least try to match OpenWRT or DD-WRT :p (I'd try BSD on a MT7621)
 
Espionage724 said:
Was ready to check if my router could run it:

No mention of a build server or router list makes it sound like a custom build of regular FreeBSD?

Meh, if you're gonna have a cool name like that at least try to match OpenWRT or DD-WRT :p (I'd try BSD on a MT7621)
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Thread 'FreeBSD on a router with MT7621 SoC'

Is there any chance to make FreeBSD run on Asus RT-AC65P with MIPS32 chip MT7621 with 2 CPU cores (and with a support for 2 threads for each), 256 MB RAM and 128 MB NAND flash? May be even without its' full wireless capabilities.
There are some .dts files concerning mt7621 in the source tree, although I am not sure how to use them. May be some simple enough FAQ?

Since BSDRP requires amd64 or aarch64, it looks like it wouldn't work.
 
balanga, that question has come up a few times. While there's no cancel, or delete button to hit, what you can do is edit, then remove all your text and put something like posted in error, deleted or words to that affect. Slightly related, if you start to post, then think better of it, but haven't yet hit post reply, you can delete everything you're written, hit the back button, and it won't show that you started to post, though if you are using cookies (I think that's what makes it happen), and return to the thread, on your own browser, you will see that you had started a post. (But no one else will see that.)
 
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