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If colcon build --symlink-install --executor sequential also didn't solve your problem either, you can try the commands below:

export MAKEFLAGS="-j 1"

colcon build --executor sequential

The -j option allows you to specify the number of jobs that make should run in parallel. Each job can be run on a separate CPU core, which can significantly speed up the build process on multi-core systems.

Note: You can change the variable, it doesn't need to be 1.

Be aware that you will increase the chance of freezing every time you increase the variable but in the other hands, building time will be increase every time you decrease the variable. You can see the effect of building the project on your system with htop command in another terminal.

If colcon build --symlink-install --executor sequential also didn't solve your problem either, you can try the commands below:

export MAKEFLAGS="-j 1"

colcon build --executor sequential

The -j option allows you to specify the number of jobs which run in parallel. Each job can be run on a separate CPU core, which can significantly speed up the build process on multi-core systems.

Note: You can change the variable, it doesn't need to be 1.

Be aware that you will increase the chance of freezing every time you increase the variable but in the other hands, building time will be increase every time you decrease the variable. You can see the effect of building the project on your system with htop command in another terminal.

If colcon build --symlink-install --executor sequential also didn't solve your problem either, you can try the commands below:

export MAKEFLAGS="-j 1"

colcon build --executor sequential

The -j option allows you to specify the number of jobs that make should run in parallel. Each job can be run on a separate CPU core, which can significantly speed up the build process on multi-core systems.

Note: You can change the variable, it doesn't need to be 1.

Be aware that you will increase the chance of freezing every time you increase the variable but in the other hands, building time will be increase every time you decrease the variable. You can see the effect of building the project on your system with 'htop' command in another terminal.

If colcon build --symlink-install --executor sequential also didn't solve your problem either, you can try the commands below:

export MAKEFLAGS="-j 1"

colcon build --executor sequential

The -j option allows you to specify the number of jobs that make should run in parallel. Each job can be run on a separate CPU core, which can significantly speed up the build process on multi-core systems.

Note: You can change the variable, it doesn't need to be 1.

Be aware that you will increase the chance of freezing every time you increase the variable but in the other hands, building time will be increase every time you decrease the variable. You can see the effect of building the project on your system with htop command in another terminal.

If colcon build --symlink-install --executor sequential also didn't solve your problem either, you can try the commands below:

export MAKEFLAGS="-j 1"

colcon build --executor sequential

The -j option allows you to specify the number of jobs that make should run in parallel. Each job can be run on a separate CPU core, which can significantly speed up the build process on multi-core systems.

Note: You can change the variable, it doesn't need to be 1.

Be aware that you will increase the chance of freezing every time you increase the variable but in the other hands building time will be increase every time you decrease the variable. You can see the effect of building the project on your system with 'htop' command in another terminal.

If colcon build --symlink-install --executor sequential also didn't solve your problem either, you can try the commands below:

export MAKEFLAGS="-j 1"

colcon build --executor sequential

The -j option allows you to specify the number of jobs that make should run in parallel. Each job can be run on a separate CPU core, which can significantly speed up the build process on multi-core systems.

Note: You can change the variable, it doesn't need to be 1.

Be aware that you will increase the chance of freezing every time you increase the variable but in the other hands, building time will be increase every time you decrease the variable. You can see the effect of building the project on your system with 'htop' command in another terminal.