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Root partition filling up...

sratson
I just updated a ASG220 from 8.x to 9.x. The upgrade went fine, but now it is downloading all the patches since 9.007 (37 of them) and it now says the root partition is filling up and consequently it can not install any of them since it does not have the room to unpack them. Is it possible to delete a bunch of the downloaded patches and have it upgrade them in batches instead of all at once?


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    I'm not sure what's where now.  If I'm correct that you simply moved some of the tgz.gpg files to the storage partition, Up2Dated to 9.203and then moved the tgz.gpg files back to /var/up2date/sys, then you can do the following.

    From the command line as root:

    cd /var/up2date/sys
    /sbin/auisys.plx --showdesc


    Give it five or ten minutes, and you then will be able to install the Up2Dates in WebAdmin.  Did that work for you?

    Cheers - Bob
     
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    Fantastic... Thank you Bob!
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