> Whenever I have tried to compile it, I get the message "No more memory". > Is it possible that you could compile a 32-bit version of Icecat and > make it available to me?
Tu get virtually more space for compiling, just use temporary swap. Here are the steps for allocating 2Go : Adding swap : >fallocate -l 2G /swap #generate a file of 2Go length >swapon /swap #using this file as additional swap. If you reboot, you must do >"swapon" again to use the file /swap as swap. ##Now you should have enought memory to compile. Removing swap : >swapoff /swap >rm /swap ...I've an unrelated question : is it possible to compile icecat on arm architecture without headache? A bunch of dependance seem to be missing in debian's repository when I try (using "apt-get build-dep iceweasel"). -- http://gnuzilla.gnu.org
