Sometimes it reverts to factory after manual upload

[joaoantoniocardoso]

Occasionally when I'm using the manual upload to test a PR, BlueOS reverts to the factory version.

[patrickelectric]

From my research it appears that dealing with such files makes BlueOS unable to talk with bootstrap, resulting in a factory reset.

[patrickelectric]

That's not only happening during the manual update process but also on normal use cases. We are getting a number of reports that indicates that is something that is happening in the wild. We should:

• Update version-chooser to provide logs
• Allow user to update bootstrap
• Allow user to configure bootstrap, like the factory time
• Allow user to set "factory version"

[joaoantoniocardoso]

We also need more swap. The following video was recorded during a manual upload:

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/5920286/234951073-4d0315ce-9384-4840-a8c9-334f4ec3848a.mp4

[joaoantoniocardoso]

We might need to configure the Linux's OOM killer.

We can see here that it is acting:

[patrickelectric]

Needs to be tested with Pi 4 2GB version and Pi 3 2GB version as well.

[joaoantoniocardoso]

Today I can only confirm that it is happening on Raspberry Pi 3 w/ 1GB of ram, but when I created this Issue I was using a Pi 4 2GB.

• [x] Test w/ Raspberry Pi 3 1GB: buggy
• [ ] Test w/ Raspberry Pi 3 2GB: probably buggy
• [ ] Test w/ Raspberry Pi 4 2GB: probably buggy
• [ ] Test w/ Raspberry Pi 4 4GB: ?

[Williangalvani]

IIRC we tried massively increasing swap with no success we should check exactly what step is loading the file to ram and try to avoid it

[joaoantoniocardoso]

Related to #1503