On 2/25/25 09:35, Matt Jolly wrote:
Hi,
That's an option. It means I'd have to dedicate an entire volume to
that, but it's doable.
A bind mount will not require this.
> Bind mount operation
> Remount part of the file hierarchy somewhere else. The call is:
> mount --bind olddir newdir
La 25.02.2025 10:05, n952162 a scris:
I just successfully updated world. In order to make room in my root, I
subsequently moved /var/tmp/portage to a mounted usb stick and symlinked
it to /var/tmp.
You don't need to use symlinks, you can simply set PORTAGE_TMPDIR in
your make.conf.
Whatever
That's an option. It means I'd have to dedicate an entire volume to
that, but it's doable.
But if the unpack phase insists on doing a "mkdir /var/tmp/portage",
would that work with a mounted drive?
In fact, it's hard for me to image that the unpack phase would fail on
that, it's just a first gu
Hi,
On 25/2/25 18:05, n952162 wrote:
In order to make room in my root, I
subsequently moved /var/tmp/portage to a mounted usb stick and symlinked
it to /var/tmp.
Have you tried mounting (or bind mounting) to /var/tmp/portage instead
of symlinking?
Regards,
Matt
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