<Dezgeg>
release-combined.nix has only x86 it seems
<vcunat>
BTW, I tried to evaluate some tests from -small on aarch64-linux, but I'm always getting
<vcunat>
error: Package ‘syslinux-2015-11-09’ in /home/admin/nix/nixpkgs-x/pkgs/os-specific/linux/syslinux/default.nix:57 is not supported on ‘aarch64-lin
<vcunat>
ux’, refusing to evaluate.
<Dezgeg>
yes, most of the BIOS boot tests end up in that
<vcunat>
Do we actually want some -small aarch64?
<vcunat>
That might need some larger changes to the list, too.
<Dezgeg>
yes, some tests other tests (besides the BIOS boot ones) fail since there is no virtualized display, I think
<Dezgeg>
and EDK2 needs fixing to build on aarch64 to have the UEFI tests boot, I think
<vcunat>
Or maybe just set platforms on them and they will filter out?
<Dezgeg>
yes, I suppose that's the best solution (to the BIOS ones at least)
<vcunat>
Well, we can start ZHF for x86_64-{linux,darwin} now, and figure out aarch64 in the meantime...
<Dezgeg>
yes
<vcunat>
Oh, my bad about supportedSystems
<vcunat>
the defaults are inconsistent among the different sets, and that confused me.
<vcunat>
(-small, -combined, etc.)
<globin>
vcunat: I'd support adding aarch64 to all of them if that doesn't break hydra's resources
<vcunat>
I fear this might worsen the usual
<vcunat>
Too many heap sections: Increase MAXHINCR or MAX_HEAP_SECTS
<vcunat>
to an unbearable level.
<vcunat>
(I got that for a few combined evals in row ATM)
<Dezgeg>
ah, that
<vcunat>
It really seems impossible now, so I suppose that makes the decision easier and I'll separate the jobsets.
<vcunat>
Well, I have some WIP for more efficient evaluation, so I could also try that in the meantime.