because CONFIG_NETFILTER_XT_MATCH_COMMENT is not set, iptables can’t use -m comment, k3s faild to set iptables rules. so I need to compile a custom kernel
make -j 8 will get a vmlinux, but It’s size is 300MB+, /boot space is only 232MB
The actual files installed to /boot are typically vmlinuz (compressed kernel), System.map, and initramfs, which are much smaller. However, even these might exceed your 232MB free space if /boot already has old kernels or large files. sprunki retake
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To solve the issue, don’t use the large vmlinux file—instead, compile and use the compressed bzImage (via make bzImage), which is much smaller and suitable for /boot. Then install modules with make modules_install, copy bzImage to /boot, and update your bootloader (like update-grub). Make sure CONFIG_NETFILTER_XT_MATCH_COMMENT is enabled in your .config (set to y or m) so iptables can use -m comment, which K3s requires. ragdoll hit
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That’s a tricky situation! Compiling a custom kernel can be a bit of a rabbit hole. Seeing as space is tight, before diving too deep, have you considered trimming down the kernel config? Disabling unnecessary modules might save a lot of space. It’s a bit like how Granny used to prune her garden – only keep what you need to flourish! Maybe look into options besides iptables as well? Good luck, hope you find a solution!