Ralf Mardorf <ralf-mardorf@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi, > > it's much likely that you cannot build a kernel in tmpfs. > By default your 4G RAM are 2G tmpfs. However, if you configure to build > a slim kernel, it might work, let alone that you should get an "out of > space" error, if you run out of space. Swapping by providing way enough > swap space never worked for me, if tmpfs didn't provide enough storage > space or inodes. > > If you add something like > > tmpfs /tmp tmpfs nodev,nosuid,size=3G 0 0 > > to /etc/fstab it might not help. Better build outside of tmpfs. > > Since you don't get an "out of space" error message there much likely is > another issue. > I did nothing to make it use tmpfs. Should I explicitly take some actions to get it outside of tmpfs? As I wrote in https://lists.archlinux.org/archives/users/cbdfe95166fd49d4a2c1d93823f416aa/ , before v6.1.6, or so, I could build a much trimmed down configuration. Than too, I took no explicit actions to take it outside of tmpfs. -- u34 > Regards, > Ralf > > -- > No Gigbyte support without a Windows installation! This is more than > simply not supporting Linux. > > For Gigabyte motherboard support I need to provide a screenshot of the > msinfo32 output. They don't accept providing the information about the > used BIOS version and similar without such a screenshot. No msinfo32, no > support, even for something unrelated to an installed operating system, > like the power-on self-test. However, one of my issues is related to > Linux as the PC speaker doesn't work with Linux so I asked support to > test if the PC speaker works with Windows as this could be an all OS > issue. They didn't check if a PC speaker can be used with Windows.
