i upgraded 3 machines from 14.0-p6 to 14.1 with no issues
Macbook Air 2011 - 11 inch with 4 gig of ram
Macbook Pro Retina 2015 - 13 inch 8 gig of ram
Dell XPS 15 - 15 inch 16 gig of ram
I use pfsense of my router with the suricata ids
which got triggered when i was doing the upgrade and fetching all the updates
took me a while to figure out why the freebsd upgrade kept failing
so i disabled suricata on pfsense and that fixed the issue
just thought id mention it in case anyone else was running pfsense and suricata
on the Macbook Pro Retina Firefox 127 crashes for me on youtube
looks like this bug might be the issue
bugzilla.mozilla.org
the upgrade process
create a new boot environment
activate the new boot environment
reboot
switch to root
fetch and install latest upgrades
upgrade to 14.1
freebsd-update install
reboot
switch to root
run freebsd-update install
reboot again
check the freebsd version
should output
i use poudriere to build the linux-widevine-cdm port to enable drm playback with chromium
rather than upgrading the jail i followed Sir Dice's advice (always a good idea) and just destroyed the poudriere jail
and then created a new 14.1 poudriere jail
drm playback using the linux-widevine-cdm port
built with poudriere with chromium is working on 14.1
so no issues on 14.1 to report
Macbook Air 2011 - 11 inch with 4 gig of ram
Macbook Pro Retina 2015 - 13 inch 8 gig of ram
Dell XPS 15 - 15 inch 16 gig of ram
I use pfsense of my router with the suricata ids
which got triggered when i was doing the upgrade and fetching all the updates
took me a while to figure out why the freebsd upgrade kept failing
so i disabled suricata on pfsense and that fixed the issue
just thought id mention it in case anyone else was running pfsense and suricata
on the Macbook Pro Retina Firefox 127 crashes for me on youtube
looks like this bug might be the issue
1897006 - GPU Process Hardware Decode Memory Leak (multiple GB) Windows AMD Leak since ff126
VERIFIED (alwu) in Core - Graphics. Last updated 2024-05-28.
bugzilla.mozilla.org
the upgrade process
create a new boot environment
Code:
beadm create 14.1activate the new boot environment
Code:
beadm activate 14.1reboot
switch to root
Code:
sufetch and install latest upgrades
Code:
freebsd-update fetch
freebsd-update installupgrade to 14.1
Code:
freebsd-update -r 14.1-RELEASE upgradefreebsd-update install
Code:
freebsd-update installreboot
switch to root
Code:
surun freebsd-update install
Code:
freebsd-update installreboot again
check the freebsd version
Code:
freebsd-version -krushould output
Code:
14.1-RELEASE
14.1-RELEASE
14.1-RELEASEi use poudriere to build the linux-widevine-cdm port to enable drm playback with chromium
rather than upgrading the jail i followed Sir Dice's advice (always a good idea) and just destroyed the poudriere jail
Code:
sudo poudriere jail -d -C all -j freebsd_14-0x64and then created a new 14.1 poudriere jail
drm playback using the linux-widevine-cdm port
built with poudriere with chromium is working on 14.1
so no issues on 14.1 to report
