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Not sure if this can be actually deprecated because I assume that the bootloader won't respect dts. At least this is my understanding. So firmwareConfig is probably still the way to go?
I've tried the snippet above which produced the following error :
Failed assertions:
- Only Raspberry Pi >= 3 supports aarch64.
(Coming from here) when the target is a Raspberry pi 4 with nixos-hardware.nixosModules.raspberry-pi-4 in it's flake.
So, upon further inspection, it seems that It might be because firmwareConfig requires loader.raspberryPi (Here) where nixos-hardware defaults to the generic one (here).
Documentation for loader.raspberryPi.enable states:
Whether to create files with the system generations in /boot. /boot/old will hold files from old generations.
These options are deprecated, unsupported, and may not work like expected.
So it does feel like this might be not the right way to go with this, but again, I'm not quite sure how to change the gpu_mem otherwise.
Hello 👋 ,
After installing NixOS and using
nixos-hardware
to setup my Raspberry Pi 4, the allocated GPU memory is 76M.I'd like to increase it to at least 128M. I believe the standard way would have been:
But I've read in an other issue that
firmwareConfig
is gonna be deprecated.I'm not quite sure what it the proper way to increase the memory allocation for the GPU.
Any help would be appreciated :)
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