According to JOSE NG LEE: While burning my CPU. > > Richard, > > Thank you for your kindness to answering my latest posted > questions about compiling kernel 2.0.35 and net-tools. The > problem causing the error in compiling kernel 2.0.35 was > that I choose the option of adding the sound card in the > 'menu config' so what I did is NO and the problem was solved. > For the net-tools, I follow your instructions deleting the whole > directory and saying NO to IPV6 and SIT and everything compiles > fine. > > Now, I have problems adding the ax25-utils-2.1.42a.tar.gz. > I did read the AX25-HOWTO and follow closely the instructions. > > This is the error message I am getting: > > ax25rtctl.o: No space left on device > /tmp/cca01241.s: Assembler messages: > /tmp/cca01241.s:1344: FATAL: Can't write ax25rtctl.o: No space left > on device > > Does the error message means I am out of hard disk space? It means that the partition on which you have your /tmp directory is full. > > What command do I use to see how much hard disk space is left? 'df' > > I am a newcomer to Linux and my final goal is to use the > Linux platform to install XFBB, DXNET and JNOS. I am a sysop > in Panama who runs a BBS system 24 hours with a PACKET-INTERNET > GATEWAY. Well if your device is now full and you still need to install all those programs and daemons then you now have another problem. One way of getting a little space is to do some cleaning up in other directorys where you have compiled source code, if you have not already done so. For example the nettools dir and your /usr/src/linux dir, the linux dir can be done with 'make distclean' which will release a considerable number of megs. Having said that there are 2 files which you NEED to compile the ax25-utils they are /usr/include/linux/autoconf.h and /usr/include/linux/version.h I dont know if they would be deleted while doing 'make distclean' to be safe copy them to somewhere ouside of the linux source tree do the make distclean then just copy them back, use 'cp -p <filename>' to presurve the proper permissions. After you have installed the net-tools you could delete the whole directory tree, the same goes for anything else you have compiled as long as there is nothing in that directory tree needed by the running program. Of course the ultimate would be a larger drive.. > I appreciate very much your help, > > 73 - JOSE NG / HP2CWB > e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Regards Richard. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
