opnsense

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Almost done my custom recycled component OPNSense router. Final missing piece is this 2" PCIe riser. I may hit MicroCenter today. #opnsense #selfhosted #selfhosting #homekit

The image is a close-up photograph showing a stainless steel ruler positioned vertically inside a computer case to measure the clearance of an internal component. The ruler is placed between a grey metal power supply unit on the left and a green PCI Express expansion card on the right. The expansion card features gold-plated connection fingers at the bottom and a large, black, finned aluminum heatsink on top, with the text "PCI EXPRESS" and "23.0" clearly printed on the green circuit board. According to the ruler's inch markings, the height of the green PCB aligns almost exactly with the two-inch mark. Below the card, the black PCIe slot on the motherboard is visible, along with the printed text "Designed in Taipei PCI Express." The background is softly out of focus, showing a blue-handled screwdriver and a teal-colored surface on a wooden desk, suggesting an active hardware modification or repair project.

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The image shows an open, small-form-factor black computer case resting on a wooden desk, revealing its internal components in the middle of a build or repair. Inside the case, a silver power supply is mounted on the left, while the opening is dominated by a prominent green expansion card featuring a large, black, finned heatsink. A tangle of multicolored power cables in red, yellow, and orange, along with several black SATA data cables, snakes through the compact interior. To the left of the case, an OCZ Vertex 3 solid-state drive (SSD) lies flat on the desk, connected to a power and data cable. A blue-handled Phillips-head screwdriver labeled "#1 MADE IN USA" rests next to the SSD. The background is cluttered with a messy arrangement of blue and white networking cables and a portion of a teal-colored mousepad in the upper right corner. The black case itself features a mesh ventilation pattern on its side and two blue USB 3.0 ports on what appears to be the front-facing panel.

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My #HomeAssistant kept restarting and I have tracked it down to the #OPNSense integration by disabling it for now. Seems there is an issue looking here.

https://github.com/travisghansen/hass-opnsense/issues/651

[ UPDATE ] Just got the v1 update for the integration and on reenabling it so far so good.

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