> On May 9, 2020, at 5:21 AM, Riccardo Mottola <riccardo.mottola%libero.it@localhost> wrote: > > Hi All! > > > Christos Zoulas wrote: >>> ..and then it usually turns out that I forgot to recompile any >>> local programs that still needed them :) >> /usr/src/lib/checkoldver /usr/lib | xargs rm -f > > that was it! yes! It helped clean up my tight /usr partition, but not enough You can to it in /lib and /usr/X11R7/lib :-) > > Everything got quite fatter - I had 6 + packages, no issue. Then > upgraded to 7, refreshed packages.. it worked. Tried to upgrade to 8.2 > .. and I was not able to finish unpacking. > > The reason of this crap is because I wanted a small / to boot (kernel > position limits of the boot loader), so I did a just 1G / and 1G /usr > and he "rest" of the hefty 4G disk to /home... > > Anyway, I was stubborn and found in the pile of HDDs one that worked in > the SS10... An old 1GB disk worked enough to breath and finish NetBSD > 8.2 install! > Machine is running fine now! Yay! > > now... well the only issue is that important packages are missing binary > for 8.2... I was not able to update them all, but this is a separate > issue. And we have a separate thread for that. Just ln -s libfoo.so.9 to libfoo.so.8. Most of the time things work :-) christos > > Thanks, > > Riccardo
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