[09:00] morning boys and girls. [10:00] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDh4uK9PvJU [10:00] ^ live space station stuff (dragon supply module docking) [12:15] Compiling MAME on a RPi 2 takes a "long time" [12:17] * popey tries on Pi3 [14:21] popey: you're mad.. [14:24] wat [14:28] MAME compile on a Pi3 [14:29] popey: You want to find one of these guys; http://b2b.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=5460#ov [14:29] popey: 384 64bit ARM cores in 2U [14:30] penguin42: will it run Dom II ? [14:31] * penguin42 shrugs [14:38] nice [15:28] my mame build died after 815 minutes [15:28] [1990100.838852] Out of memory: Kill process 22781 (ld) score 868 or sacrifice child [15:28] during linking [15:30] yeh, no useful amount of RAM [15:31] * popey adds a touch of swap [17:42] teehee: https://twitter.com/Snowden/status/719218767788666880 [17:44] I'm glad he can still find humour [17:52] hm, building mame (again, with swap) on pi2 and pi3 together, the pi3 isn't exacly massively outperforming the pi2 [17:53] ram a bottle neck for mame? [17:53] popey: Why would it? [17:53] i thought the 3 was supposed to be a bit quicker [17:54] popey: maybe that's due to swapping? [17:54] its not swapping [17:54] fair enough [17:54] in that case then I'm as surprised [17:54] it needs more ram, but I cant add that [17:54] I heard it's like 30-40% faster than the 2 [17:54] the ram is only needed when it gets to linking [17:54] popey: It is clocked a little faster; but the Pi3 is still running in 32 bit mode which is a bit of a shame [17:55] true [17:55] good point [17:55] maybe when we start seeing full-64bit toolchains it'll improve compilation speed [17:55] friend of mine has a scaleway arm box [17:55] but they've run out, no more left [17:55] :-( [17:56] popey: oh, damn I had a plan for one of those [17:56] yeah I don't think they were prepared for the demand they received [17:56] yeah [17:56] great idea though [17:56] i think an arm chromebook might be worth a look [17:56] especially the samsung 2 which has 4GB RAM [17:57] apart from the different formfactor of their custom design, and that they don't have physical storage with the individual boards, it's like a datacentre of pis [17:57] I'm sshe'd into a friends' scaleway box [17:57] popey: datacentred.co.uk were doing ARM cloud by the hour as well but it seems to have dropped off their pricing page [17:58] [ 0.000000] Machine model: Scaleway - C1 Computing [17:58] heh [17:58] scaleway are doing x86 board now :-( [17:59] ref: https://www.scaleway.com/pricing/ [18:00] yeah, i got an invite, and clicked the "start your first server" then got "Temporary out of stock" [18:00] * penguin42 has this nutty idea to try building a CEPH cluster among 3 dirt cheap cloud providers for the heck of it [18:01] do you have any plan for using it, or just gonna build it "because"? [18:02] both perfectly fine choices - don't feel I'm belittling either of them [18:02] diddledan: Well the extended nutty plan is to figure out how to back smtp/imap onto a system like that and then have a properly resilient mail server [18:02] oooh [18:02] funky [18:02] diddledan: Beware that it may be more nutty than a walnut whip, and I've not really thought about any detail [18:03] \o/ [18:03] the best projects are the random ones [18:03] it's also queued behind two other projects I'm not getting very far on [18:05] I've got a few plans that are still to take form [18:05] also** [21:44] Linking mame... [21:44] \o/ [21:46] ready for it to OOM