Comment ils ont fait pour avoir 8gb sur les iPad ? Je suppose que c'est avec le port Thunderbolt mais même sur Mac c'est pas évident

On peut le constater à 15mn et 10sec

https://youtu.be/qOuSIRaM-4U?si=d_gyFKSfU3kMQql0

Mais ça ne répond pas à ma question 😅

Je cherche mais j'ai vraiment du mal à trouver l'intérêt d'avoir 8 Gbps sur un iPad ?

Désoled, j'ai pas du tout la ref là lol

C'est un rageux ex-client K-net qui vient tous les ans poser une bouse sur le forum. 
https://lafibre.info/k-net-fibre/k-net-cest-vraiment-pas-net/msg693546/#msg693546

c'est là qu'on voit la renommée internationale de l'ingénierie française
here we can admire the international prestige of frenchy frogs engineers

He he, true that. But being from Denmark I’m also a little surprised at all the “obstacles” Orange creates to prevent subscribers from just using their own equipment. It must be using a boatload of ressources (money) in manpower, configuration and testing to maintain and upgrade such a complicated setup.

Back in denmark you can plug your own router on just about any ISP’s Fiber or ADSL, and if you don’t want the trouble of the interface issues, any ISP will place their “livebox” in bridgemode so you still get the “raw” connection. None of this is possible with French ISPs as far as I can tell. They all go out of their way to make it impossible for you NOT to use their equipment on a end customer private ISP connection.

When I did my config a couple of years ago it didn’t seem possible to get IPv6 going on pfSense due to missing DHCP options (raw) support in the pfSense DHCP6c binary. But since then pfSense has moved on from being based on BSD 12.3 to now BSD 15 which might have changed quite a few things.

So I just wanted to hear if anyone had any success / done it before me? It takes quite some time for me to test all the things due to translations, remote access (have to be sure to be able to come online again if the Orange failsafes kick in) and being a little out of my comfort zone :-)