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To: Jason Hunt <jhunt@blaz.homeip.net>
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Jason Hunt wrote:

> At the current time 32M of 48M is used.  So I am a little paranoid.
> Thanks for
> any help

You're probably fine, since normal operation doesn't usually put
anything on the / partition.
Just don't log in and run programs as root, many programs will put
config and other data in the home directory (/root) which will fill up /

Also make sure /tmp is linked to another filesystem so it doesn't fill
up /

-Bill


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