No need to clean the kernel object data. My make build breaks and shuts down the system at the point where /usr/obj is about 1,5GB. (Not sure what's the size of a completed 7.6/amd64 build. Would be nice to know) The frozen output seems to be working on llvm when the crash happens. This is the last thing I can see on a remote terminal.
I tried setting the value BSDOBJDIR to a user home directory, just to see if that works but it keeps on using /usr/obj
I just want to continue a broken build using the existing /usr/obj content of the last attempt and not clean everything before trying again. Is it too much of a demand from me?
Never seen any OS accidentally doing a instant hard shutdown on a compiler fault Could it be the wrong ACPI support? It's like it generates a signal. This is a Ryzen 7 3800x system, not really special.
Side question: can I also get rid of all the /dev.sd?? sub-filesystems /usr/obj, /usr/local, /home, etc. and just mount 1 disk on / with no defined secondary filesystems?