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2010-01-11
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2010-01-11
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Rob1n, it's Nokia to blame for partitioning 30 Gigs to fat.
Try installing OpenArena from extras (313 Mb) by any normal means with default partitioning. Basically anything above 50Mb will likely fail.
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2010-01-11
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2010-01-11
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try it with apt-get install openarena
Default app managed probably mounting apt cache to some other folder to install it, but they could surely made a separate 5-10Gb /usr partition and avoid most the /opt and rootfs space problems.
/home/user/MyDocs/.apt-archive-cache/ that is
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2010-01-11
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Thanks for the idea.
Try installing OpenArena from extras (313 Mb) by any normal means with default partitioning. Basically anything above 50Mb will likely fail.