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Phil Davis e2ddbda7ee Display pfSense interface name on status interfaces ... Sometimes it is a bit difficult to work out which interface descriptive name is which pfSense internal interface name (wan, lan, opt1, opt2...). It is useful to know for: a) hardware that has wan, lan, opt1... pre-printed on the case (some Alix cases for example), making it easier for less-trained remote office staff to work out which cable corresponds to which interface in pfSense. b) looking in config.xml or other techo places where the internal pfSense name is stored/referenced - knowing that straight from a status GUI display saves having to first find the descriptive name in the config, then the pfSense internal name. What do you think? Is this a worthwhile place to display this data?		2013-08-14 11:54:19 -07:00
boot	Add hw.usb.no_pf="1" to loader.conf on nanobsd	2013-02-01 22:58:38 +01:00
cf/conf	trigger setup wizard	2009-11-16 01:44:37 -05:00
conf.default	Fixes #2979	2013-05-29 10:47:43 -03:00
etc	Remove prior CSC entry when cleaning up. Fixes #3143	2013-08-14 08:52:13 -04:00
root	Add nonewline to end of file to avoid issues when new options are added	2013-04-29 11:05:22 -03:00
sbin	Whitespace fixes	2013-08-01 11:14:08 +00:00
tmp	Be a little smarter about the default kernel in rare cases where we cannot determine what was in use.	2013-01-03 09:29:50 -05:00
usr	Display pfSense interface name on status interfaces	2013-08-14 11:54:19 -07:00
.gitattributes	Add .gitattributes file to help maintain proper newlines.	2012-12-10 11:21:56 -05:00
.gitignore	Ignore vim swap files	2013-03-08 14:41:01 -03:00