Before the upgrade, did you use ccache?Since reinstalling the OS to 13 I have not been able to build llvm90 llvm10 or llvm11
TIMESTAMP_LOGS=yes
HTML_TRACK_REMAINING=yes
USE_TMPFS=""
PARALLEL_JOBS=12
PREPARE_PARALLEL_JOBS=24
ALLOW_MAKE_JOBS=YES
ALLOW_MAKE_JOBS_PACKAGES="llvm10 rust qt5-webengine"
It is. It uses ZFS to clone the build jails. So you really need to configure ZFS in the configuration file. Otherwise it's going to use cpio(1) to clone the base jails and this is quite an I/O intensive and slow process.poudriere is not, as in no zfs options in the conf file, did not seem needed to me.
make buildworld
is taking a long time now too, has been going for near on 36 hours, when on FBSD 12 it would take maybe 4 hours, starting to think there is something wrong with this install. Admittedly this is building on an Intel Core i3 2 core, 2 thread processor but this is very slow even for that processor.Yes, something seems off. No hard figures, but building world; 13-STABLE takes around the same time as building 12-STABLE on my ancient Core i5. Certainly not that much longer, it may even be a little quicker.make buildworld
is taking a long time now too, has been going for near on 36 hours, when on FreeBSD 12 it would take maybe 4 hours, starting to think there is something wrong with this install.
Even my Raspberry Pi 3 is able to build world in 36 hours and that's a really, really slow system.Admittedly this is building on an Intel Core i3 2 core, 2 thread processor but this is very slow even for that processor.
It is always irritating at first build.Right so I have rebuilt world and kernel and installed both, recreated the build jail and things look a lot better, currently building llvm11 and at 40% after 3 hours 4minutes. So whatever the issue was it seems better now.
Thanks all.