Hi,
I've run into serious problem when moved my FPGA development system to
the new laptop with 8GB of RAM.
The FPGA compilers stopped to work mysteriously.
After some time I've found, that the reason is lack of place in the /tmp
directory.
Investigating it, I've found, that the /tmp is now mounted (in the
/etc/init.d/mountkernfs.sh script) by default as tmpfs with capacity of
20% of RAM, which was way too small for those tools, which place big
temporary files in /tmp.
As I didn't need to reinstall any of my Debian systems for quite a long
time, I don't know when this behavior has changed.
Anyway, finding of the cause and cure (which was simply setting of
"RAMTMP" to "no" in the /etc/default/rcS ) consumed quite a long time...
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Regards,
WZab
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