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<lopsided98> My ODROID-XU4 with 1G swap doesn't have enough RAM to compile rustc anymore (at least not with 4 cores simultaneously)
<lopsided98> Its annoying to have to reduce parallelism for all builds just because rustc happens to use an exorbitant amount of memory
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<Jake[m]> [lopsided98](https://matrix.to/#/@freenode_lopsided98:matrix.org): oof that sounds annoying. Sorry if you've already considered this, but have you tried using zramswap to make your ram go farther? I've been able to get compression of a factor of 3, so kind of triples your effective ram.
<Jake[m]> I should have led with: zramswap is a thing that creates a swap device that is actually just backed by RAM, but that compresses and decompresses data transparently. So as you start using the swap space, you're really just compressing a portion of your RAM.
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<Ke> is this familiar to anyone when booting systemd-boot on aarch64 "FatDiskIo: error Out of Resources"
<Ke> it works on qemu wit a lot lees resources
<Ke> I guess there is nothing easy, that I could do
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<Ke> well, I could try grub-efi
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<aforemny> Hi. I tried to setup a aarch64 build machine on AWS following these instructions: https://discourse.nixos.org/t/prototype-aarch64-ami-builder-for-amazon-ec2/2431 Instead of building the base image myself, I have used the latest amazonImage built by Hydra: https://hydra.nixos.org/build/127895845 NixOps is able to provision that machine, but is unable to SSH to it (and thus cannot switch to my
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<aforemny> system configuration). Is this to be expected?
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<aforemny> So that was not to be expected. My security groups did not allow public SSH traffic..
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<betaboon> I'm trying to updat ethe kernel on a raspberrypi4 but the size of the boot-partition is to small, any suggestions how to fix that ?
<samueldr> not that it will help you, but since we spoke about that a short while ago, betaboon, https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/97883
<{^_^}> #97883 (by samueldr, 1 week ago, open): Use U-Boot for the Raspberry Pi 4-specific image
<samueldr> though in your situation you can empty the (IIRC) `old` directory from the boot partition
<samueldr> though you might need to cull generations beforehand
<samueldr> as it'll try to fill it will all generations again
<betaboon> samueldr: sadly this is a fresh image, trying to switch to mainline kernel, not enough space for two kernels on there
<betaboon> so there is no old generation that could be deleted
<samueldr> :/
<betaboon> samueldr: thanks for the headsup regarding uboot
<samueldr> I haven't tested the status of mainline on the pi4
<samueldr> though, since it's a fresh image, two solutions
<samueldr> (1) reflash, before booting move the ext4 partition (as moving is almost free) and resize the /boot partition
<samueldr> (2) change the configuration for generating sd images in Nixpkgs with a bigger boot partition size
<samueldr> and (3) try u-boot PR, but YMMV?
<betaboon> samueldr: just about to do that
<samueldr> or (4), same as 1, but resize the ext4 partition from the left, which is usually quite slow
<betaboon> I'm just doing 1 :D
<samueldr> yeah, I was just describing options as it might help other people in a future where they see this in the logs :)
<betaboon> sure thing. irc-logs are better than old forum posts xD
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<betaboon> samueldr: can you suggest how to move the partition? aside from using gparted ?
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<samueldr> betaboon: using gparted (sorry)
<samueldr> mayb parted itself
<samueldr> maybe*
<samueldr> basically, you need a tool that knows about filesystems in addition to the partitioning
<samueldr> and I never had to find any other
<samueldr> it works