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Date:      Sun, 10 Mar 2002 14:16:09 -0800
From:      "Jolok" <joshualokken@attbi.com>
To:        "FreeBSD Questions" <freebsd-questions@freebsd.org>
Subject:   Freeing space on /usr
Message-ID:  <002501c1c881$2e464ca0$06aae00c@jolok>

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hello:

i just made xfree86-4.2.0 after a clean install of FreeBSD 4.5 with the
ports collection and no x.  the make went well, but after 'make install', it
cooks along for awhile, then i run out of space on my /usr slice.  i am
running a 3.2 GB disk with s 1.4GB /usr slice--why is this happening?  I was
under the impression that FreeBSD was fairly small.  What can i safely
delete (or move) to make room for X?  How do I find the size of any
particular directory?  Where (in the standard documentation) should i read
about this?  I do read before i mail, but i haven't found any help yet.
Thank you.

jolok

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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>hello:<BR><BR>i just made xfree86-4.2.0 after a 
clean install of FreeBSD 4.5 with the<BR>ports collection and no x.&nbsp; the 
make went well, but after 'make install', it<BR>cooks along for awhile, then i 
run out of space on my /usr slice.&nbsp; i am<BR>running a 3.2 GB disk with s 
1.4GB /usr slice--why is this happening?&nbsp; I was<BR>under the impression 
that FreeBSD was fairly small.&nbsp; What can i safely<BR>delete (or move) to 
make room for X?&nbsp; How do I find the size of any<BR>particular 
directory?&nbsp; Where (in the standard documentation) should i read<BR>about 
this?&nbsp; I do read before i mail, but i haven't found any help yet.<BR>Thank 
you.<BR><BR>jolok</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>

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