yup, it feels good when you don't have to patch things to get it work, lol.
I just installed TurnNAS core last night, now I am popping HDDs into the server, and get ready for the transfer from omv
to answer your question, I just went that route and cross-flashing my H330 mini to HBA 330 mini, and no you don't need the kernel patch anymore, it just works flawlessly and I passed it to OMV VM.
I was too lazy to downgrade the kernel and apply patch, so cross-flashing is way easier.
I am trying to solve this problem for two days now, but still can't make it work.
I have two Proxmox 7 nodes in a Cluster (node1 and node2)
node1 has OPNSense installed
vmbr0 is LAN and vmbr1 is WAN
/etc/network/interfaces
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
iface eno1 inet manual
iface eno2...
tried but still doesn't work, I have to passthrough the NIC to the firewall, and now the problem seems solved.
Still can't think of where the problem is, as the same problems happens on both pfSense and OPNsense.
I recently gave my home server an overhaul and changed the hypervisor from ESXI 6 to Proxmox 6.1. The pfSense was working fine on the original setup, there was no problem getting the public IP from my cable modem (in bridge mode).
After all the works, the same hardware and same pfSense version...
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