The image writing process is trivial on RPIs so you can refer to the official document 11. Meanwhile, the modules if_bridge and if_enc are disabled due to boot issue.

A dirty image is made by replacing HardenedBSD kernel with FreeBSD 13.0-RELEASE kernel, which is bootable on RPI4. Thus, RPI4 support will not be ready until the upstream merge. From the FreeBSD porter’s handbook 9, it is still on revision r352546 10. While the current OPNsense 21.1 7 on this day of writing (and is not expected to change before next release) is built on HardenedBSD v1200059 8, which is built on FreeBSD v1201000. The FreeBSD kernel supports RPI4 with and the ethernet after revision r360181 6.Therefore, RPIs with SoCs before BCM2837 will NOT be compatible. Solved by compiling and taking U-Boot as the firmware according to Staf Wagemakers 5.

Should be some problem with either FreeBSD kernel, or QEMU. The problem can be repeated using all FreeBSD 12 aarch64 series. The booting process is stuck on KVM when smp is set to more than 1 during my tests.You can also refer to the FreeBSD wiki 4 for more information. drive format =raw,file =OPNsense-out.raw,cache =none,if =virtioĭon’t forget to add your network-related options.

Opnsense raspberry pi 4