you've been bitten by a fedorism; use of tmpfs for /tmp. not so on
other linuxen like ubuntu, yet. yes, add more ram, or you can remount
tmpfs with a new size, e.g.
sudo mount -o remount -o size=512M /tmp
or perhaps umount it so that disk-backed root filesystem is used
sudo umount /tmp
an application that doesn't gracefully handle a size limited /tmp
could be considered to be broken though.
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James Cameron
http://quozl.linux.org.au/
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