I have always been using USB3 to NVMe adapters on my Pi4's and Pi3's without issue. I tried the same while waiting for the Pineberry board with my Pi5, and it will occasionally try to boot. Once it does, its just a matter of minutes before it comes up with a write error and "f...
version of the kernel which had the same issue. After walking away for a while I relized what the error was. I ran out of disk space in the chroot! The root partition I mounted and chrooted into was only a few gigabytes in size and when building the kernel I had forgotten this deta...
On the front of the main board, we have a Xilinx Zynq 7015 system-on-module. Like all Zynq 7000 devices, the maximum memory capacity is 1GB. An onboard eMMC for ROOTFS and user storage is also included. The following are the connectors. Three FPC cable connectors for image sensor interfa...
version of the kernel which had the same issue. After walking away for a while I relized what the error was. I ran out of disk space in the chroot! The root partition I mounted and chrooted into was only a few gigabytes in size and when building the kernel I had forgotten this deta...
After a few successful VM upgrades, I turned my attention to the smallest (and least important) of my servers and, once again, the upgrade process ran through with nothing I hadn’t already seen in the previous, VM upgrades. I rebooted it during the upgrade process and again a couple ...
Boot the host with the discovery ISO. DNS services resolve the URL exposed by the assisted installer (assisted-image-service route). The rootfs image is downloaded. By default, the discovery network is configured via DHCP. The agent service on the host starts the discovery and registers with ...
version of the kernel which had the same issue. After walking away for a while I relized what the error was. I ran out of disk space in the chroot! The root partition I mounted and chrooted into was only a few gigabytes in size and when building the kernel I had forgotten this deta...
packages-templates : recipes used by woof-CE to make compatible-distro packages work under Puppy and reduce their size. rootfs-petbuilds : recipes used by woof-CE to build packages from source. woof-distro : architecture (x86_64, x86, etc.) and distro specific (Debian, Slackware, etc.) ...
How to know disk space occupied by packages in OpenWrt? Question: My device ran out of space while I was configuring OpenWrt. I had downloaded some tooling packages. Now, is there a way for me to determine their sizes in order to decide what to uninstall?
What I do is to navigate with the file explorer to the WSL file space and then once I have navigated down to the folder where the file I want to transfer resides, I make a copy of the path displayed in the navigation bar of the File Explorer window and then paste it into the psftp...