| 4 Sep 2021 |
kranzes | What does this command even do? | 20:10:37 |
kranzes | why does it take ages | 20:10:40 |
danielrf | Not too surprising it takes a little while on an HDD | 20:10:41 |
kranzes | haha | 20:10:49 |
kranzes | my nvme is full | 20:10:54 |
kranzes | and it only has like 250gb | 20:11:01 |
danielrf | It creates a manifest xml file including all your subrepos (IIRC also local_manifests) and includes the git revision of each checked out subrepo | 20:11:23 |
kranzes | Saved manifest to /home/kranzes/miatoll.xml 👀 | 20:11:44 |
kranzes | Download miatoll.xml | 20:12:37 |
danielrf | With this file I can at least ensure we're not missing any repos that your docker build is including | 20:12:39 |
kranzes | How would you use that with robotnix? | 20:13:11 |
danielrf | I'm about to find out :) | 20:14:07 |
kranzes | heh | 20:14:14 |
kranzes | Download flake.nix | 20:14:39 |
kranzes | in case you need this | 20:14:42 |
kranzes | that's what i used to build it i mean | 20:14:51 |
danielrf | When you've finished building your new image with docker using the currently checked out sources It'd be useful to upload that as well | 20:15:34 |
kranzes | sure | 20:15:49 |
kranzes | 46% atm | 20:15:52 |
kranzes | Once you get the correct repo.json in robotnix, you should remove the redundant device,kernel,vendor trees that i already include as inputs in my flake | 20:18:30 |
kranzes | and run it with my flake | 20:18:34 |
kranzes | and i guess generate keys and change their path ofc | 20:18:44 |
kranzes | In reply to @kranzes:matrix.org Once you get the correct repo.json in robotnix, you should remove the redundant device,kernel,vendor trees that i already include as inputs in my flake or you could remove the source.dirs and inputs from the flake and just use the device,kernel,vendor trees from the repo.json | 20:19:13 |
kranzes | It will take you much less time to build it than what it will take for me | 20:19:37 |
kranzes | 3970x (not sure how much ram) + ssd (i assume) VS 2700x, 16gb of ram and an HDD | 20:20:24 |
danielrf | My build times are usually around 30-40 min typically | 20:21:51 |
danielrf | they just slightly heat up my office room :) | 20:22:20 |
kranzes | In reply to @danielrf:matrix.org My build times are usually around 30-40 min typically not including chromium/bromite? | 20:22:48 |
danielrf | Yep, just android, not including chromium | 20:23:01 |
kranzes | I see | 20:23:06 |