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# Known issues
Bugs are documented on **DevCentral**, our Phabricator instance.
Issues specific to the Salt configuration are located at
https://devcentral.nasqueron.org/project/view/67/
More general servers issues are located are
https://devcentral.nasqueron.org/tag/servers/
This file documents the issues where the Salt states are generally correct
but where some situations can be troublesome, with the workaround to apply.
## Role: devserver
-### PHP 5.6 <> PHP 7.x roulette
+### pefs-kmod and FreeBSD major versions upgrade
-On FreeBSD, PEAR and composer pull PHP 5.6. As such, they will be skipped when
-the state installs PHP 7.x. But if you run again the state, it will downgrade
-to PHP 5.6.
+After a new FreeBSD release, the kernel modules can be compiled
+against a version incompatible with the installed kernel.
-**Workaround**
-
-On FreeBSD, we currently install composer and phpcs manually. We also skip PEAR.
-
-That forces to track explicitly Composer versions for hashes
-in roles/shellserver/userland-software/base.sls file.
-
-### pefs-kmod and FreeBSD 11
-
-The pefs-kmod binary package is compiled against a version incompatible
-with FreeBSD 11.1. See https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=221076
+We hitted twice this issue with pefs-kmod, for FreeBSD 11.1 and 14.0.
**Workaround**
Install pefs-kmod through ports (that requires /usr/src),
load the module, then require the module to be autoloaded
on boot.
```
$ cd /usr/ports/sysutils/pefs-kmod
$ make build deinstall reinstall
$ kldload pefs
$ grep -q pefs_load /boot/loader.conf || cat >> /boot/loader.conf
pefs_load="YES"
```

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