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PlatformIO development platform for IoT modules
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Can't compile in HA add-on #161

Closed gabi1324 closed 10 months ago

gabi1324 commented 10 months ago

Hi! I am using the HA add-on to install a very basic yaml file on a bk7231t. I managed to install the starting yaml after I reinstalled the add-on, but now I can't compile an updated version. Below is the log output from the compiling: logs_test2_compile.txt I am using the dev framework. What should I do to make it work?

catalin2402 commented 10 months ago

Hello! Try uninstalling and installing the addon again. it will remove all the caches and it will pull again the platforms. Your configurations will not be lost.

gabi1324 commented 10 months ago

Well, I reinstalled the add-on, but it has a similar error with the api. logs_test2_compile (1).txt Is this a known problem?

catalin2402 commented 10 months ago

Not something I'm aware off. On what machine are you trying to compile it ? Maybe it's a lack of RAM on the machine...

gabi1324 commented 10 months ago

I'm using a pi 4 2gb for HA and add-ons. I don't know what is causing this issue, but it compiled one time without problems.

catalin2402 commented 10 months ago

2GB is a a bit less for HA and esphome. I had that issue one time so i switched to a 8GB one. You can try and disable some addons and try again to see if it compiles sucessfully. Also you can monitor your RAM using http:///config/hardware

gabi1324 commented 10 months ago

I never had any issues with the original Esphome add-on. This time it worked and it compiled. I think that someone should look into this issue.

catalin2402 commented 10 months ago

That was my exact problem. Sometimes it compiles, sometimes it didn't (same hw, with the official esphome addon, not the fork). It was running in a VM with 2GB ram. After i increased the ram, everytime it compiled fine. On the 2GB VM the ram usage spiked to 1.9 GB and then it crashed the compilation.

gabi1324 commented 10 months ago

I will stop some add-ons when compiling in the future. I saw a closed issue in which the solution was to uninstall and install the add-on again. I hope that this is a known issue and it will be resolved soon. @catalin2402 thank you for your help.

daniel-dona commented 10 months ago

It looks like this is related to an OOM event, you should check the kernel log (with dmesg or something similar) to check if there is an OOM message.

arm-none-eabi-g++: fatal error: Killed signal terminated program cc1plus

If that's the case, the OOM can happen sometimes only, depending on running processes and is not a code bug. It can also happen that the OOM occurs, but it kills a different process, and your compilation ends just fine.

https://www.kernel.org/doc/gorman/html/understand/understand016.html