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Old 11-22-2008
seyiisq seyiisq is offline
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I was doing update on my solaris 10 x86 but got the following error

/usr/bin/unzip not enough space in the filesystem to extract update.

pls how do i go about this
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unzip problem
Hi,
Your problem is caused you don't have enough diskspace either where you are unpacking the package or in the temporary drive used by unzip. Check for a file system with enough disk space and check the option of unzip for a temporary work space.
If you still don't have enough either:
1) Remove what you can carefully.
2) Or add more disk space and unload there for temporary space.
(if you have windows professional you can export disks through NFS)
Moshe
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Hi,
Your problem is caused you don't have enough diskspace either where you are unpacking the package or in the temporary drive used by unzip. Check for a file system with enough disk space and check the option of unzip for a temporary work space.
If you still don't have enough either:
1) Remove what you can carefully.
2) Or add more disk space and unload there for temporary space.
(if you have windows professional you can export disks through NFS)
Moshe
I think this should be in my temp folder pls how do i increase the size of my temp folder
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