Hello, Mayeul Cantan <oss+g...@mayeul.net> skribis:
> Thanks to your comment regarding a possible memory corruption issue, I > ran my memory module trough memtest86+, which identified several > problematic addresses. So this was likely a hardware issue. > > I tried blacklisting them with the memmap kernel command-line option, > but that didn't fix the issue. Looking at the addresses, I reduced my > memory to 600 MiBs (mem=600M, which seems to solve the issue, though > it makes `guix pull` extremely slow. > > I haven't touched that system in a while, so my recollection is a bit > fuzzy. I am going to try again, though. (I would have loved to > experiment on another computer on top of another distro, but wasn't > ready to give guix root access back then). > > I think this really was a HW issue, but I will keep you posted. It does look like a hardware issue from what you describe. Thanks for the update, Ludo’.
