I'm currently (for over a week now) trying to make the NetBSD pkg on a
DECstation 2100. I've downloaded the current pkgsrc.tar.gz and unpacked
it, then typed a "make" in /usr/pkgsrc/. Unfortunaltely my /usr disk is
just about 1.2 GB, which is slowly filling to the max now. I'm wondering
if there's a better way to build the packages, e.g. an option that
automatically cleans up or frees disk space one a package have
successfully been built and installed. Also, the distfiles might be
automatically removed to save space. Is there such an option I could
have specified somewhere?


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Georg Schwarz     schwarz@physik.tu-berlin.de, kuroi@cs.tu-berlin.de
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