Author: anonym Date: To: The Tails public development discussion list Subject: Re: [Tails-dev] Can't build tails, not enough ram?
Austin English: > Hi all,
>
> It's been a while since I've built tails, been busy with other
> projects.. Anyway, I've done a git pull, git clean -fxd (to clear out
> .vagrant), and removed ~/.vagrant.d. I then tried to build with noram,
> since my laptop is low on free memory, and I get:
>
> austin@debian-laptop:~/src/tails$ export TAILS_BUILD_OPTIONS=noram
>
> austin@debian-laptop:~/src/tails$ rake build
> rake aborted!
> VagrantCommandError: 'vagrant ["status"]' command failed: 1
> /home/austin/src/tails/Rakefile:61:in `capture_vagrant'
> /home/austin/src/tails/Rakefile:84:in `vm_state'
> /home/austin/src/tails/Rakefile:117:in `enough_free_memory_for_ram_build?'
> /home/austin/src/tails/Rakefile:145:in `block in <top (required)>'
> Tasks: TOP => build => parse_build_options
> (See full trace by running task with --trace)
Weird! What happens if you run:
(cd vagrant && vagrant status)
Also, have you made sure that up-to-date packages of vagrant and vagrant-libvirt are installed? (I know some people have had APT pinnings and stuff that has kept them on old, unsupported versions.)
I'd also be interested if one of our development branches, where we've reworked a lot how Vagrant works, improves the situation; can you please checkout the wip/11972-use-vagrant-in-jenkins Git branch and try to build? You might have to clear vagrant/.vagrant before you try starting this new VM.