On 1/18/2013 5:35 PM, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
> 1008408 kilobytes build size (984.773 MB)
>
> I built and installed in /tmp/ruby:
>
> bdubbs@blfs [ /tmp/ruby ]$ du -sh *
> 433M    install
> 553M    ruby-1.9.3-p374
>
> $ du -sh install/usr/*
> 48K     install/usr/bin
> 252K    install/usr/include
> 53M     install/usr/lib
> 380M    install/usr/share

So for you and I almost a GB of disk space, yet Armin does it in 350MB.
How is that possible? That is why I asked what type of filesystem is he
running. Is it possible to create filesystems using block parameters that
can have such a significant difference in usage?

(Don't get me wrong, Armin, I am not doubting your numbers. I just don't
see how the hell you're doing it!)

-- 
Randy

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