>       We're talking about the special case of small root partitions, such that
> softupdates inability to make empty space available quickly can make the
> difference between a major operation's success or failure.
> 
>       This is almost impossible on a 1.8Gb root partition. 

Again why?  What's the difference between a small / and a 1.8GB (byte not
bit) one?  There is nothing here to back this up.  Not enough space is
not enough space reguardless how much you started out with.


> And if you had a 1.8Gb partition with only 15Mb free, the last thing
> you'd care about is how softupdates will handle the situation.

Why would I be so concerned?  If I don't expect to need that 15M then,
I've sized my partition just right.  Don't put cares in my basket that 
don't need to be there.  More uninstatiated opions.
 
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-- David    ([EMAIL PROTECTED])


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