On Thu, Jul 7, 2016 at 6:27 AM, Andrew Slaughter <andrew.slaugh...@gmail.com> wrote: > I just tried to update to the current master, and the build failed with > messages about having no space left on /usr/obj. > > df -h shows me the following (apologies for horrible formatting): > > Filesystem Size Avail Mounted on > ROOT 406G 324G / > devfs 1.0K 0B /dev > /dev/serno/S..... 1.0G 527M /boot > BUILD 19G 0B /build > /build/usr.obj 19G 0B /usr/obj > /build/var.crash 19G 0B /var/crash > /build/var.cache 19G 0B /var/crash > /build/var.var.spool 19G 0B /var/crash > /build/var.log 19G 0B /var/crash > /build/var.tmp 19G 0B /var/crash > tmpfs 7.7G 7.7G /tmp > procfs 4.0K 0B /proc > > Right now, I can't even start X (because it can't rename/move the old X log > file). Any advice? >
Try: hammer -F prune-everything /usr/obj And probably other directory. BTW, if you don't keep you machine running for >=24hours, I'd suggest to move the hammer cleanup to the noon. Thanks, sephe -- Tomorrow Will Never Die