<jaeger>
ok, got the rpi5 up with a generic rootfs, starting optimized builds
<jaeger>
I have to say it's nice to have 8GB RAM on a pi
<pitillo>
8Gb RAM should be amazing on any ARM device. Most builds can be done there, just the bigger ones will give problems so that's a step ahead
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<sajcho>
I can confirm. I build everything in tmpfs. Outside of gcc, rust, firefox...
<sajcho>
By the way. I left xorg. I'm only working on wayland at the moment.
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<pitillo>
nice
<r0ni>
pitillo: it fails trying to do something with attr, generally if i see a failure, i reboot and try again though, one can't do a make bootstrap again if stage0 (or 1) has completed, so I start deleting folders and re-un it until it works
<r0ni>
it leaves me witha symlinked rootfs in the end, so i have to assume all steps have finished
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<pitillo>
r0ni: but it didn't?
<pitillo>
instead of dwlering, try to touch objectives. Prpbably they can't be used because they were built time ago
<pitillo>
s/dwlerin/deleting
<jaeger>
Man, the rpi5 feels quite fast. I should time some of the large package builds after the rootfs work
<beerman>
Sounds very promising :)
<pitillo>
yeah, good feelings from both
<jaeger>
question, why is docker in opt-arm64? vs. contrib
<jaeger>
Maybe it needed an overlay in the past
<jaeger>
pitillo: can you or sepen create a crux-ports-raspberrypi5-arm64 repo?
<jaeger>
I'll be happy to push to it but I don't think I can create it