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On Thursday 08 May 2008, Vladimir Rusinov wrote: |
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> Hello. |
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> I have the file server which exports /usr/portage/ via smbfs. It is |
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> mounted in following way. |
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> /dev/xxx to /usr/portage (~512M) |
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> /dev/yyy to /usr/portage/distfiles (~10G, 7G currently free) |
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> I'm mounting smb://fs/portage/ to /usr/portage (rw) on my clients, |
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> and when I'm trying to fetch huge package portage tells me |
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> "Insufficient space to store" (and yes, df -h shows that there are |
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> about 200 Mb free, but I'm sure that distfiles/ have enough space). |
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> How can I omit this error and force portage not to check my |
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> diskspace. |
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That's a silly idea. The reason portage checks such things is to avoid |
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running a command that is guaranteed to fail, and you are trying to |
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bypass that. |
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What is the package you are trying to fetch, how big is it, how much |
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disk space do you have free (full df -h please) and what is the full |
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output to the console? |
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Alan McKinnon |
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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