Am 23.01.2013 um 23:54 schrieb "Christian T. Steigies" <c...@debian.org>:
> kullervo is doing fine so far with the new kernel and current debian.
> I am setting up a new chroot, then I will have a look at sbuild and buildd.
> A few things seem to have changed. I hope I do not need to use LVM for the
> chroots?
You should preferrably use either LVM or BTRFS snapshotsto speed up
deinstallation of build-dep packages. I've chosen LVM because I'm unfamiliar
with BTRFS, which is the most recommended option for handling chroots.
> Also, why do I see only 107MB RAM, I thought it has 128MB?
On Arrakis, which has 128M as well:
arrakis:/home/ij# free -m
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 114 109 5 0 6 41
-/+ buffers/cache: 61 53
Swap: 1161 45 1115
But I'm using -m memfile:
2097152
0x08000000 125829120
Because otherwise the kernel won't boot. How do you start your kernel on
kullervo? Is it the stock kernel from debian-ports or manually built?
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