On 8/24/21 8:39 AM, stoeni wrote: > Am 24.08.2021 um 00:34 schrieb Thomas Goirand: >> On 8/23/21 5:40 PM, stoeni wrote: >>> Package: puppet >>> Version: 5.5.22-2 >>> Severity: normal >>> X-Debbugs-Cc: none >>> >>> After upgrading some Raspberry Pi (Zero, Model3/4) from buster to >>> bullseye, the puppet client no longer works on this architecture. >>> >>> Steps to reproduce this error: >>> >>> - install rasbian buster on a Raspberry Pi >>> - upgrade to bullseye >>> - run e.g. "puppet agent" >>> >>> running puppet without arguments works: >>> >>> ------------------<8------------------ >>> root@moon:~# puppet >>> See 'puppet help' for help on available puppet subcommands >>> ------------------>8------------------ >>> >>> running puppet with arguments aborts: >>> >>> ------------------<8------------------ >>> root@moon:~# puppet help >>> Aborted >>> ------------------>8------------------ >>> >>> puppet 5.5.10 runs well on buster with amd64 or arm architecture, 5.5.22 >>> runs on bullseye and amd64, not on arm. >>> >>> as there are no log entries or any usable output how can i help to track >>> this thing down? maybe its ruby related? >>> >>> would some strace output help? >> >> Hi, >> >> Are you *SURE* that the problem is the arch, and not the (very small) >> amount of RAM you get on such a small device? >> >> I do remember running puppet agent on 512 MB device, and it was eating a >> lot of RAM already. This was 5 years ago... I wouldn't be surprised if >> newer ruby and newer puppet agent used more memory... >> >> Maybe you could try adding a lot of SWAP, just to try? (not saying that >> a device swapping a lot is usable, but I just want to know if that would >> work...) >> >> Cheers, >> >> Thomas Goirand (zigo) >> > > Hi Thomas, > > 8G of RAM (without swap) on a Pi4 should be sufficient ;-)
It should does. Thanks for the details. I thought it was one of these 512MB RAM Pi... > 5.5.10 runs well, but slow on the Pi zeros (512MB). > > OOM should be logged via kernel/dmesg? But there is nothing logged.... Ok, I don't know then. Thomas Goirand
