Sean Quinlan wrote: > > * LAMIRAULT Nicolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > (2001-07-10 10:30): > > I have a problem with my potato 2.2 partitions /var is 98% used. So > > when i want to upgrade my distrib, i have a problem of space. have > > you got a solution to move configurations file of /var/apt in other > > location ? > > You could try move /var/cache/apt to another partition which has lots > of free space, and then creating a symlink from the new directory to > /var/cache/apt. > > For example, if the /usr partition has a lot of free space: > > mkdir /usr/var/cache > cd /var/cache > mv apt /usr/var/cache > ln -s /usr/var/cache/apt apt > apt-get ...
yes i have lot of free space in /usr i try it tonight. I think i have made a bad configuration of my partitions I have 8Go on my hard disk, 64Mo RAM i don't remember very well, i think i have this : /usr : 5Go /var : 100Mo /home : 1Go /tmp : 70 Mo / : 200Mo (?) swap : 70Mo could you tell me a better configuration ? -- Nicolas LAMIRAULT
