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neuhauser@chello.cz said:
> IOW, if /tmp has enough space in multiuser, what would it cause
>     to shrink in singleuser?

Depends on where /tmp comes from.  If it's mounted from mfs, then maybe in 
multiuser you have multiple swap partiions?