Multiple Errors on Arch Linux

[CovertDuck]

I have no issues running skate on macOS or Ubuntu.
But I'm getting a bunch of errors on my Arch Linux (btw) system:

[root@skynet ~]# skate get "foobar"@"tokens"
while opening memtables error: while opening fid: 4 error: while updating skiplist error: mremap size mismatch: requested: 20 got: 134217728
[root@skynet ~]# skate get "foobar"@"tokens"
Key not found
[root@skynet ~]# skate sync
Error: while opening memtables error: while opening fid: 2 error: while updating skiplist error: mremap size mismatch: requested: 20 got: 134217728
Usage:
  skate sync [@DB] [flags]

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for sync

while opening memtables error: while opening fid: 2 error: while updating skiplist error: mremap size mismatch: requested: 20 got: 134217728
[root@skynet ~]# skate sync @tokens
Error: while opening memtables error: while opening fid: 5 error: while updating skiplist error: mremap size mismatch: requested: 20 got: 134217728
Usage:
  skate sync [@DB] [flags]

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for sync

while opening memtables error: while opening fid: 5 error: while updating skiplist error: mremap size mismatch: requested: 20 got: 134217728
[root@skynet ~]# skate get "foobar"@"tokens"
During db.vlog.open error: while truncating last value log file: /root/.local/share/charm/cloud.charm.sh/kv/tokens/000003.vlog error: mremap size mismatch: requested: 20 got: 20000000

Let me know if there is other logs I can provide. :)

[chrissexton]

I'm noticing this similar behavior on a 32-bit raspberry pi running Debian.

[22:25:14] cws:~ $    skate link CODEHERE

   Linked!

[22:25:26] cws:~ $ skate list
foo	bar
[22:25:33] cws:~ $ skate set foo2 bar2
Error: while opening memtables error: while opening fid: 1 error: while updating skiplist error: mremap size mismatch: requested: 43 got: 134217728
Usage:
  skate set KEY[@DB] VALUE [flags]

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for set

while opening memtables error: while opening fid: 1 error: while updating skiplist error: mremap size mismatch: requested: 43 got: 134217728

Edit: I should note that I'm not entirely surprised by this. 32-bit Go applications have been known in the past to act poorly. I intend to see if the system I'm using can be upgraded to a 64-bit OS, but I'm a bit doubtful since it relies on niche drivers.