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I tried to run the setup process using an old laptop with only 2GB RAM. The requirements for the setup PCs are stated in the doc:
Two computers with Internet connectivity, administrator access, and about 2GB of free disk space. Each computer must be running Windows 10, macOS, or Linux.
The setup PC is used to boot into Ubuntu Live, download the Ubuntu ISO, and write it to the Q1 BOOT USB. In a Live system, the only writable filesystem is a RAM disk. The Ubuntu ISO is about 1.4GB. On my 2GB laptop the download got to about 1.3GB before aborting with "No space left on device."
We should update the doc to require at least 4GB RAM on the setup PCs. (3GB might be enough, but who has a 3GB laptop to test it out? 4GB is certainly sufficient.)
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The setup computers will be running Ubuntu live, and need to download
the Ubuntu ISO to write to the Boot USBs. In a live system, the
writable filesystems are all RAM disks. The Ubuntu ISO is 1.6GB.
With only 2GB RAM, I got about halfway through the download before it
aborted with "No space left on device."
Fixes issue GlacierProtocol#25.
I tried to run the setup process using an old laptop with only 2GB RAM. The requirements for the setup PCs are stated in the doc:
The setup PC is used to boot into Ubuntu Live, download the Ubuntu ISO, and write it to the Q1 BOOT USB. In a Live system, the only writable filesystem is a RAM disk. The Ubuntu ISO is about 1.4GB. On my 2GB laptop the download got to about 1.3GB before aborting with "No space left on device."
We should update the doc to require at least 4GB RAM on the setup PCs. (3GB might be enough, but who has a 3GB laptop to test it out? 4GB is certainly sufficient.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: