Post January 14, 2026 1 min read

Fixing My Recurring Memory Problem

One thing has annoyed me for a long time: my house software runs out of memory whenever it has to compile something bigger in the background.

That mostly hits when I build firmware for my own sensors or when a heavier add-on kicks in. The system slows down or the build simply fails.

In this clip I show the approach that finally took the pressure off. If a full walkthrough would be useful, say so and I will record one.

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