On 2008/08/28 11:25, macintoshzoom wrote:
> I got out of space running make update on /usr/ports/x11/kde .
You don't want that, unless you installed *everything* in x11/kde/*.
> I found about 1,7GB packages in /usr/ports/packages/i386, and
> the same ones in the all, ftp, cdrom folders plus many ones at
> cache folder.
> Plus another copy at the PKG_CACHE specified below.
>
> What I'm doing wrong?
What's the point setting PKG_CACHE if you're building from ports?
> /usr/ports/packages/ where I didn't have enough space for them,
> worst if they duplicate-triplicate in a nosense behavior. A
> link should do the work.
For the standard packages/$ARCH/{cdrom,ftp,all}, they *are* links,
check the inode numbers.
> Besides this, do I really need at all FETCH_PACKAGES=yes?
Depends whether you want to specifically build things from ports
(which it looks like you may be doing if you're not just using the
pkg_add -ui that's recommended for most users).
