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Old 03-27-2008
Quote:
Originally Posted by jb_bsd
*I* have no time today to write a lot but... others might.
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what is your diskspace? post the results of "df -a"
what do you mean by "download the ports list?" the usual best
way to install ports (vs programs/ packages/) is to install
the ports tree, update same, then install ports/packages singly.
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what ports were they?
......................
cd /usr/ports/distfiles
ls -lac | less
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does that show large files you could remove that you won't use? tho
you might need to download them again.
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better to get an overview of each process from *web guides* (
freebsdwiki.net comes to mind) to make steps easier.
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I often search groups.google.com with text like...Smilie

"disk space" full freebsd 2007 OR 2008

...to get answers similarly (easier than forums maybe) but google itself
can give additional info and often loads pages quicker.
.....................
Hi again,
Total disk space is 80 GB on hard drive
I have added extra disk space as of the third (yes three stop laughing Smilie ) install. So that this problem would not occur if more space is available. But alas that was not the case. I can give more info on all the slice allocation once I exit the last command that u gave me. I seem to be stuck in a command.

Here is the error we have all been waiting for the one that displayed when the downloads stopped......>
Failed to create Dir 'freetype/builds': No such file or directory Can't create 'freetype/builds/detect.mk: No such fileor directory/freetype/builds/Mac/tar. Error exit delayed from previous errors.

***ERROR CODE 1
Stop in?usr/ports/www/amaya. Error code 1

Results of df -a

[B]Filesystem 1 K blocks Used Avail Cap Mounted on
[B]/dev/ad0s3a 964398 131608 755640 15% /
devfs 1 1 0 100% /dev
/dev/ad0s3d 1,934,798[1,934,798]-154782[109%] /usr
/dev/ad0s3e 1,934,798[576,206] 1,203,810 [32%]/usr/local
/dev/ad0s3f 1,934,798[89,596] 1,690,420 [5%] /var

you are right about the ports tree thats it. But my firewall was misconfigured to use strict UDP or something like that and had bad connection. meanwhile, every time I tried to add a program a check mark was added to the sysinstall, for more programs. After the firewall was fixed I try sysinstall it saw all programs I wanted to DL and it ran through the night stopping only for options advice on certain programs. Next morning more DL s then it got stuck in the error shown above.

And the answer to you last question is here 'What ports were they?'
starting with the first batch all typed in by hand mind you Smilie
Total 103064
separated by ^
drwxr-xr-x^5^root wheel^3072 [mar 25 ] 8:09
drwxr-xr-x^69^root wheel^1536 [3-23]20:31..
-rw-r--r--^1^root wheel^190924[3-25]Archive-Zip-1.23.tar.gz
-rw-r--r--^1^root wheel^42783[3-24] Author-SASL-2.10.tar.gz
-rw-r--r--^1^root wheel^238383[3-24]CGI.pm-3.33.tar.gz
-rw-r--r--^1^root wheel^15254[3-25]ClassErrorHandler-0.01.

More Later but I need to know how to exit that command {last one} so I can shutdown -h now.
 

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