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Hello,
I wanted to build a new version of libdrm/libdrm-radeon packages.
From release 2.4.101, libdrm needs meson and ninja as build dependences.
I modified the receipt but when cook installed the meson dependences I got this message:
[c][...]
Installing (web/cache): ninja-1.10.0
Installing (web/cache): xorg-libXss-1.2.3
Installing (web/cache): tcl-8.6.10
Installing (web/cache): tk-8.6.10
Installing (web/cache): py3k-3.7.0
cpio: write error: No space left on device
Extracting package... Failed
sh: write error: No space left on device
[...][/c]
Though there still was 90GB free on the disk. My understanding of this is that [c]cook[/c] use a limited cache space to install the build dependences of the package to build and this space is limited, right?
Just curious and I would to know.
Installing manually py3k in the chroot before running [c]cook libdrm[/c] solved the problem.
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By default, file systems of type aufs are created as file systems of type tmpfs with half the size of the real memory; disk space is not relevant.
The size can be changed as follows:
[c]# mount -o remount,size=newsize /dev/shm[/c]
Packages that are already installed in the "real" filesystem need not be installed in the aufs.
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Thank you, HGT.
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