cbagger01
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Posted: Jan. 16 2006,04:21 |
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You are usig too much space on your root filesystem.
Usually, this means that too much data has been stored in a directory like /etc or /
The ideal solution to this problem is to either:
1) Increase the size of the initial root filesystem /
or
2) symlink /etc to /ramdisk/etc like the mkwritable process does for /usr, /lib and others
A quick way for you to fix the problem is to create a separate holding area for your newly added /etc files and then symlink them to the real /etc
For exmaple, instead of loading
/etc/bigfilesdir
you would move the contents to
/opt/bigfilesdir
and then create a symlink at
/etc/bigfilesdir -----> /opt/bigfilesdir
that points to the /opt/bigfilesdir location.
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