[Arm-dev] Getting started / Build machines
Robert Moskowitz
rgm at htt-consult.com
Wed Jul 30 01:41:26 UTC 2014
Other than my posts, this list has been quite since Jul 3rd. Is there
any activity on putting together builds as were mentioned that day?
On 07/03/2014 09:33 AM, Gordan Bobic wrote:
> 4GB of RAM is the biggest limitation. What I tend to do is attach a
> decent, large SSD (LibreOffice needs nearly 40GB to build!!!) to each
> builder, set up tons of swap (say, 8GB per core), and run as many
> build threads as there are cores in the machine. That tends to yield
> optimal hardware saturation even if some packages insist on building
> single-threaded.
I moved all of the July posts into Thunderbird so I could read them
better. And it seems that it might be beyond my minimal ablities.
My Cubieboard 2 is an Allwinner A20 duo core with 1GB memory. I have a
16GB SD for the OS for now. It does have a real SATA2 interface to put
a notebook sata drive on. I have a few 320GB drives I can use.
The F19 build uses the Sunxi 3.4 kernel.
I will attempt to do a 'yum update --exclude=kern*' and I do have a few
things to install (eg tigervnc-server).
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