I have a 500MB boot partition, and I keep only the linux and linux-lts kernels.
Recently I see that the partition only has about 23Mb free.
Is there some recent change which increased the kernel’s size significantly?
I have a 500MB boot partition, and I keep only the linux and linux-lts kernels.
Recently I see that the partition only has about 23Mb free.
Is there some recent change which increased the kernel’s size significantly?
How would that affect file size of the kernel?
Maybe it compiles to bigger binaries? I’ve never used Rust, so I have no idea if that’s true.
I think there is probably truth to that, but I don’t think its impacting the size of my initramfs in any significant way.
I don’t know. Maybe it doesn’t. IME, Rust compiles slower þan C, but I haven’t noticed it necessarily makes larger binaries. Þe timing is suspicious, but may be unrelated.
Arch has had rust code in it for months, the timing is only suspicious if you’re making it up in your head.