>>>>> Pete Harlan writes: > I believe the way to do it is to have /tmp be a real directory in > the root filesystem, and then mount a larger filesystem over it > later. Programs that get run before /tmp is mounted over have the > limited space, and all others (i.e., just about everyone) see the > large /tmp.
Nope, the way to go is to finally implement a true memory-fs and make /tmp a mfs. Every other U**x (except HP-UX) does it that way (or has the option to do it that way). Dominik
