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Subject: upgrading to gnome 2.8
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Hi. I ran cvsup and now I'm running gnome_upgrade.sh and i'm getting 
this message:

No enough space in /var/tmp to log the upgrade. Please set the MC_TMPDIR 
variable to a location that has at least 200 Mb of free space, then 
restart the upgrade.

Can someone help? I'm confused as to why it's saying I don't have enough 
space. Thanks!