12.2 AMI Maker Issue

2020-12-31 Thread Rafal Lukawiecki via freebsd-cloud
Colin, I have given the new ARM 12.2 AMI maker a spin, and I can see an issue with insufficient storage space on /mnt to do even a basic pkg install run: pkg: Not enough space in /mnt/var/cache/pkg, needed 313 MiB available 90 MiB and: root@freebsd:/home/ec2-user # df -h Filesystem Size

Re: 12.2 AMI Maker Issue

2020-12-31 Thread Rafal Lukawiecki via freebsd-cloud
> Colin, > > I have given the new ARM 12.2 AMI maker a spin, and I can see an issue with > insufficient storage space on /mnt to do even a basic pkg install run: > > pkg: Not enough space in /mnt/var/cache/pkg, needed 313 MiB available 90 MiB > > and: > > root@freebsd:/home/ec2-user # df -h >

No EC2 screenshot for 12.2 ARM AMI Maker

2020-12-31 Thread Rafal Lukawiecki via freebsd-cloud
Colin, I have realised that I have only tested the 12.2 x64 AMI maker on c5 and not the ARM one…facepalm… Just tried again with ami-03ff07383e4897dd4 on c6gd and a t4g. There is no instance screenshot available. The log fills, and eventually I can connect to the machines—much sooner than on th

Re: 12.2 AMI Maker Issue

2020-12-31 Thread Colin Percival
On 12/31/20 10:36 AM, Rafal Lukawiecki via freebsd-cloud wrote: >> pkg: Not enough space in /mnt/var/cache/pkg, needed 313 MiB available 90 MiB > > For what it is worth, I just resized the nvd0p3 using: > > gpart resize -i 3 -s 7G nvd0 > growfs -y /dev/nvd0p3 > > …and that allowed me to proceed

Re: No EC2 screenshot for 12.2 ARM AMI Maker

2020-12-31 Thread Colin Percival
On 12/31/20 11:43 AM, Rafal Lukawiecki via freebsd-cloud wrote: > I have realised that I have only tested the 12.2 x64 AMI maker on c5 and not > the ARM one…facepalm… > > Just tried again with ami-03ff07383e4897dd4 on c6gd and a t4g. There is no > instance screenshot available. The log fills, an

Re: No EC2 screenshot for 12.2 ARM AMI Maker

2020-12-31 Thread Rafal Lukawiecki via freebsd-cloud
> On 1 Jan 2021, at 00:21, Colin Percival wrote: > > You won't be able to SSH in until the disk image has been extracted. I think > the ARM instances are faster (in part because the disk image is smaller). Thanks! Any reason there are no screenshots available? Rafal