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From: tanel@juku.li.ttu.ee (Tanel Kuusk)
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Subject: Re: Where is /tmp mounted?
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> I've been playing with the packages and can't seen to pkg_add xemacs off 
> the CD.  It keeps telling me that /tmp is out of space.
/tmp is in the root directory, there is usually about 4 megs of free space.
You can create a directory in a file system with more space and make /tmp
a symbolic link to point there, but this can cause problems when in single
user mode and no file systems are mounted.

  tanel