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Hello my friends.
Recently I installed Arch on Virtualbox over Windows 8.1,
Everything was working until friday, when I did an upgrade of the system.
Yesterday, I started to receive "No space on device" messages for everything, from simple file copies to system upgrade, etc.
I'm using a dynamic disk (growing when needed). The actual size is 9 GB, while the maximum size is 100GM and the available space on the real Harddisk is 300GB.
I'm looking for a solution for this problem, but certainly I'm looking on the wrong places...
If I remember, the upgrade included a kernel upgrade... Should I install Guest additions again?
Any hint will be appreciated.
Cheers,
Eduardo Jauch
Last edited by Jauch (2015-07-20 16:44:59)
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The culprit is probably your /tmp directory. It is RAM based rather than disk based. What is the output of df -h ?
If it is the /tmp, try rebooting and trying again. You might also give the VM more RAM.
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You're right!
I'm trying to install a package that is eeeery large. Even with the 4GB available to tmp (I have 8GB available to the VM), it is not enough. The 'df -h' showed exactly this. The /tmp full.
I'll change the TMPDIR temporarily to a shared folder and I think this will solve the issue.
Thanks a lot!
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