On Mon, Dec 12, 2022 at 08:52:28AM -0000, Stuart Henderson wrote:
This *shouldn't* break like this, but it's possible that if writing to the filesystem is very slow you have a timeout fetching the file. (The go package has a *lot* of small files and with the default mount options, creating a lot of new files on slow storage can take a very long time).
The media sustains 11MB/s random write, as tested with dd but the blocksize was 1m. It's much slower with 4k or 512 bytes. But I know what you mean, having seen the problem with git clone and svn co on (other) usb2 snd sdmmc.
Unfortunately there's no alternative to usb2 on this device.
It might help to mount the filesystem holding /usr/local with the softdep flag.
Softdeps are turned on for all filesystems apart from swap
Or you maybe able to workaround by downloading the package and installing it from local atorage rather than over the network.
Hadn't thought of looking for a local switch for pkg_add; thanks for the suggestion. --
