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bugSomething isn't workingminihogRelated to Hedgehog Linux on Raspberry PisensorFor issues dealing with the Hedgehog OS capture sensorzeekRelating to Malcolm's use of Zeek
Found when trying to compile the icsnpp-hart-ip parser for the Raspberry Pi "minihog" installation, things would eventually get into swap and then run out of memory, never completing.
After some experimentation I determined that the best solution was to set HILTI_JIT_PARALLELISM, which by default is set to the number of processors. I've set it to half that number, but it can be overridden with the BUILD_JOBS variable as used in some of the GitHub build actions.
This resolved the issue of the raspberry pi hedgehog build for me.
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bugSomething isn't workingminihogRelated to Hedgehog Linux on Raspberry PisensorFor issues dealing with the Hedgehog OS capture sensorzeekRelating to Malcolm's use of Zeek
Found when trying to compile the icsnpp-hart-ip parser for the Raspberry Pi "minihog" installation, things would eventually get into swap and then run out of memory, never completing.
After some experimentation I determined that the best solution was to set
HILTI_JIT_PARALLELISM
, which by default is set to the number of processors. I've set it to half that number, but it can be overridden with theBUILD_JOBS
variable as used in some of the GitHub build actions.This resolved the issue of the raspberry pi hedgehog build for me.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: