hawk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| OK, this is getting wierd.
|
| Somehow or another my filesystem keeps spiking to full.
|
| I am building within my home directory. Since I have oodles of
| memory but no processinig horsepower, I'm using -j2.
|
| I keep getting
|
| /: write failed, file system is full
|
| I'd kill the process, call up df, and find nothing close to full.
|
| This time, I called df in another window, then killed the
| process. /home was 100% full. Upon killing the process,
| it drops back to 65% full. This is a 500M+ partition; somehow
| or anotehr 150M is being snatched up during the make.
|
| It's a stock FreeBSD 4.2.
gcc/ld temporary files perhaps? libraries created by lyx and deleted
when the file sys overflows...
Lgb
