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Apparently the install is unable to do so on a linux install where the root partition is bare-bones. Even while directing the installation to put the software on a more than sufficient partition, df -k appears to be polling in the debug and the install app throws up an error saying the partition is too small. My /var is another sufficient partition, as is /opt, where I would like to install. The temp directory is large enough too.
corridor, please run installer in the verbose mode ./<installer.sh> --verbose --output output.log and attach output.log file Actually the installer requires some amount of free space in /tmp directory and some amount in the user`s home directory. You can specify different temp directory using --tempdir installer argument. what does "df -h $HOME" says? what does "df -h /tmp" says? what build are you running? is it the one from the latest nighly builds or m9 build?
Attached output.txt. Note that I had previously set the temp dir to /var/tmp, a partition with adequate space, and was running from a user other than root, putting the home dir in /data/users - also w/ sufficient space. This is the m9 build. Have not had the opportunity to retry w/ m10, but I can try tomorrow and report back.
Created attachment 44763 [details] Debug Output from the installer.
corridor, first of all, thanks for the information and cooperation. According to your df output I agree with you that there is a plenty of disk space. Because of the issue 103479 the free space verification was done using erroneous path (/ instead of $HOME) in M9. In M10 it was fixed so I close this issue as the duplicate of 103479. Please give a try to M10 and let us know the results. If it is still reproducible, then, please reopen this issue and attach the corresponding output.log, otherwise, please, verify. Thanks a lot for you help, Dmitry *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 103479 ***
I confirmed that m10 resolves this issue. Thanks for the support - I now have a linux, windows and macos install of the application and they are all behaving.