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The multiuser partitioning scheme creates a 18-MB partition for /tmp
(hard disk size: 100 GB).
On systems with 'enough' main memory (such as this here 1-GB machine),
this doesn't make sense.
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reassign 245465 partman-auto
thanks
* Matthias Urlichs [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2004-04-23 13:31]:
The multiuser partitioning scheme creates a 18-MB partition for /tmp
(hard disk size: 100 GB).
partman-auto does this.
Subject: Re: Bug#245465: debian-installer: Use tmpfs for /tmp
But I suppose d-i
Hi,
Martin Michlmayr:
But I suppose d-i doesn't automatically use tmps for /tmp when you
have much memory?
Well, as soon as d-i is taught to create a /tmp in RAM if none already
exists (and if the machine has more than X MBytes of RAM), partman may
be taught to not create /tmp if the machine
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