Re: [gentoo-amd64] Re: stopping IPv6

[arnuld <arnuld3@gmail.com>]

> >> Lack of disk space?
> >
> > can't be.
> >
> > 1.) "/boot"; 120M
> > 2.)  "/"  14G
> > 3.) "swap" 2G
> >
> >> What does 'df' say?
> >
> > what is "df"?  well, just Googled for that, means "disk free", did not
> > try that as did not know :-(
>
> I'd suggest try "mount", which without options returns a list of mounted
> partitions.  It does look like you ran out of disk (or RAM, consider the
> ramdisk) space.  I noticed in your sequence you mentioned cding to
> /mnt/gentoo, but didn't mention mounting anything, and I'm wondering just
> where you were trying to untar everything to -- maybe the ramdisk in
> memory?

of course, i mounted all partitions: " /boot & /" & after that i did
"cd /mnt/gentoo". "/boot" was mounted into "/mnt/gentoo/boot", "/" was
mounted into "/mnt/gentoo"
"sawp" was "made on" by using "swapon" command.

> df/diskfree should give the mounted information as well as free, too, of
> course, but as with the others, I'm guessing you tried extracting the
> archive to either memory or the wrong partition.

Is this the only reason for my problem?


> "Every nonfree program has a lord, a master --
> and if you use the program, he is your master."  Richard Stallman

NOW, this had put a  great impact on my brain.....
(BTW, i respect RMS a lot but never knew he said that, thanks for
telling this to the world)


-- arnuld
http://arnuld.blogspot.com/
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