Hi,
During the local compilation of C-C TB, I got the following error after
I updated the local source tree and ran
mach configure.
--- begin quote
checking cargo version... 1.59.0
ERROR: Rust compiler 1.59.0 is too old.
To compile Rust language sources please install at least
version 1.61.0 of the 'rustc' toolchain (or, if using nightly,
at least one version newer than 1.61.0) and make sure it is
first in your path.
You can verify this by typing 'rustc --version'.
If you have the 'rustup' tool installed you can upgrade
to the latest release by typing 'rustup update'. The
installer is available from https://rustup.rs/
*** Fix above errors and then restart with "./mach build"
--- quote end
Well, I thought it is not a big deal, and ran
rustup as suggested. Such upgrades used to work like a charm.
Unfortunately, this time, i didn't.
Tthe rustup command spewed out mysterious errors about not being able to
rename files/directories.
Eventually, I gave up the local rusutp and went to the
https://rustup.rs/ site and ran the
command shown on the web page.
It also failed mysteriously. I noticed that there was OS error 28 (ENOSPC)?
Very strange because all the file systems had more than 800-900MB free
space.
Eventually, I removed ~/.rustup and ran the command at
https://rustup.rs/ and
now I could finally upgrade rustc.
(And I could run |mach configure|.
)
This did not happen before.
Just FYI.
Chiaki
PS:
This is the df output when the error occurred.
No filesystem is quite tight in terms of space. So OS error 28 (ENOSPC)
seems very strange.
df
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
udev 8161892 0 8161892 0% /dev
tmpfs 1638856 1304 1637552 1% /run
/dev/sda1 8153564 788828 6928976 11% /
/dev/sdn1 20464208 17645412 1753940 91% /usr
tmpfs 8194280 0 8194280 0% /dev/shm
tmpfs 5120 8 5112 1% /run/lock
/dev/sdp6 205314024 133292964 61518916 69% /NEW-SSD
/dev/sdo1 214470584 112975792 90527516 56% /NEW-SSD2
/dev/sdi1 8106460 4109160 3561540 54% /REF-COMM-CENTRAL
/dev/sdm1 8152540 2373796 5343032 31% /var
/dev/sdf1 13252248 11197848 1356496 90% /TEST-MAIL-DIR
/dev/sdd1 8106460 7439256 231444 97% /o-FF-NEW
/dev/sdh1 8106460 3808720 3861980 50% /TB-NEW
/dev/sde1 8106460 2556536 5114164 34% /COMM-CENTRAL
/dev/sdc6 3771000 2891336 668004 82% /OLD-VAR-DIR
/dev/sdl1 51289568 33051168 15600628 68% /KERNEL-SRC
/dev/sdj1 41309584 724772 38471396 2% /OLD-ROOT-DIR
/dev/sdc7 19047212 12657328 5397016 71% /OLD-USR-DIR
/dev/sdc10 32229344 29663264 903360 98% /home
/dev/sdc8 942940 3056 874708 1% /tmp
/dev/sdg1 8237532 4266432 3551724 55% /REF-OBJ-DIR
/dev/sdk1 24245468 14420960 8567548 63% /o-NREF-COMM-CENTRAL
download 2367313916 1713980864 653333052 73% /media/sf_download
tmpfs 1638856 60 1638796 1% /run/user/1000
The error spewed at the end of update failure:
error: failed to extract package (perhaps you ran out of disk space?):
No space left on device (os error 28)
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