nucpc
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Posted: Feb. 06 2005,18:23 |
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Softgun,
You might be trying to write something too LARGE to a directory like /etc (which will produce the error you report). Such a directory isn't on /ramdisk and you've only got a couple of Mb before you fill / (i.e. root). Check with df -k after your dsl fails to see if / is full.
If it is check /etc first for something big (use df -k) and see what it is your dsl is trying to do. I've have similar trouble in the past with LaTex (where you hit the bonus problem that the miniroot unfortunately still sets links to things which don't exist....../var/lib/texmf, /var/lib/gnome, /var/lib/kde for example)
Try and `link' out of the problem (i.e. stick the offending item on /opt)
Best of luck.
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