Updated FAQ (markdown)

Florian Heigl 2026-06-10 14:49:54 +02:00
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- If you rather keep them running, it's best to switch to a `deadline` IO scheduler.
- If you can, add a swap space on eMMC or an USB/NVMe SSD.
- Enable zSwap in the fast mode, and make a small pseudoswap SSD (I used 2GB, rule of thumb is 25% RAM). leave it at the highest priority (100, it's the default on debian etc.)
- make sure to start it and see if it's activated (`swapon -s` or the `Swap` column in `top`.
- make sure to start it and see if it's activated (`swapon -s` or the `Swap` column in `top`.)
- Add a swapfile of the same size just to be safe in case the swap overflows. If you have multiple swap partitions / -files, use the same (low) priority for them, i.e. `-5` Even SD cards will usually scale better for multiple IOs.
- Make sure that is also active
- Make sure that you still have 5-10GB of disk space left for the actual build (exact number is not known but it's not a tiny amount)
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