Hi all,
I had cloned the Haiku repository a few days back and my HEAD is at
hrev51538. I was cross compiling Haiku 64bit on my Ubuntu machine using
the steps outlined in website (
https://www.haiku-os.org/guides/building/compiling-x86_64 ) and I keep
running into this issue which I don't seem to find much info about.
Although I did see this in one of the IRC archives from May (
https://echelog.com/logs/browse/haiku/1494194400 )
Following is the excerpt from the compilation:
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Creating image ...
Writing boot code to
"/media/aditya/f4d9e253-609a-4b31-ab27-c72b1d5d4236/open_source/haiku/generated/haiku.image"
(partition offset: 0 bytes, start offset = 0) ...
Populating image ...
Resolving package dependencies ...
Error while writing to file
`/myfs/system/packages/noto_sans_cjk_jp-1.004-2-any.hpkg': No space left
on device
Error: Command failed: No space left on device
Error: Command was:
cp -f
:/media/aditya/f4d9e253-609a-4b31-ab27-c72b1d5d4236/open_source/haiku/generated/download/noto_sans_cjk_jp-1.004-2-any.hpkg
/myfs/system/packages
export
imagePath="/media/aditya/f4d9e253-609a-4b31-ab27-c72b1d5d4236/open_source/haiku/generated/haiku.image"
export isImage="1"
export isVMwareImage=""
/media/aditya/f4d9e253-609a-4b31-ab27-c72b1d5d4236/open_source/haiku/build/scripts/build_haiku_image
/media/aditya/f4d9e253-609a-4b31-ab27-c72b1d5d4236/open_source/haiku/generated/haiku.image-init-vars
/media/aditya/f4d9e253-609a-4b31-ab27-c72b1d5d4236/open_source/haiku/generated/haiku.image-make-dirs
/media/aditya/f4d9e253-609a-4b31-ab27-c72b1d5d4236/open_source/haiku/generated/haiku.image-copy-files
/media/aditya/f4d9e253-609a-4b31-ab27-c72b1d5d4236/open_source/haiku/generated/haiku.image-extract-files
...failed BuildHaikuImage1
/media/aditya/f4d9e253-609a-4b31-ab27-c72b1d5d4236/open_source/haiku/generated/haiku.image
...
...removing
/media/aditya/f4d9e253-609a-4b31-ab27-c72b1d5d4236/open_source/haiku/generated/haiku.image
BUILD FAILURE:
...failed updating 1 target(s)...
...updated 5860 target(s)...
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I can easily confirm that the disk had more than enough space left on it.
Is there any way to get around this?
Thank you.
