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I had been playing around with Optware and gotten it running great with ffp0.5 and fw1.08, survived reboot and all. I installed a package and it ran perfectly. After the next one I noticed it was failing to install with ipkg stating my device had insufficient space. It seems that it uses /tmp when unpacking things and that was filling up. On a fresh reboot I have 1.8m free of my 9.7m dev/ram0 (root) directory. After doing a package or two that was filled.
I did some searching and can't seem to find a solution to this other than clearing out /tmp or rebooting... I am rather scared of deleting from /tmp while running.
Is there any way to change where Ipkg will unpack or use as a /tmp directory? I cannot find this on my own! Anyone else solve this issue?
Thanks!
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ipkg -t or ipkg --tmp-dir should do the job
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"You can set PATH environment varaible in /etc/profile to include /opt/bin and /opt/sbin. Also consider setting TMPDIR environment variable in /etc/profile if the default /tmp is too small for certain programs."
Thats a copy paste from the optware on dns 323 page at n2slu2
http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Optware/Dns323
Theres a link to it from the local wiki's optware howto.
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Too easy... Thanks for the help!
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