[Mike Gabriel] > What happens is that APT checks what would be installed (many > packages are listed) and what it needs to download for that (I used > the PXE based installation method for the installation) and that it > then thinks /var(/cache/apt/archive) is too small for all those .deb > files to be downloaded.
How much space was needed? The minumum requirement sent to partman should be adjusted. > As debian-edu-fsautoresizetab takes care of this in the background, > we probably should teach APT to ignore its own disk space > calculations. As LVM now hangs when debian-edu-fsautoresizetab try to run in the background during the installation, it had to be disabled. :( So this isn't the case any more. > Any idea on this? I guess this problem might also occur during > installation from the CDNetinst installer. Only the DVD/USB iso > provides enough packages that this message might not occur. But > these last sentences are pure speculations. It depend on how close we are to the limit, as the packages on the ISO do not need space in /var/. Also, as Wolfgang pointed out, it will only trigger with a very small disk. -- Happy hacking Petter Reinholdtsen -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/[email protected]
