FIX FOR: warning:/tmp:file system full

This at least worked for us. We did the install on an intel based clone with 1 IDE 30GB drive, and CD as slave. Use either the install CD or SW 1 CD. When you get to the part that gives you the ability to select your own partitions, simply delete all partitions and select OPTION 4 to save and exit. Then type REBOOT. When the install starts back up, go through it like normal and it will automatically say what it wants to do, just respond YES to all its questions. If you do not know how to get out of the install to get to the FDISK program, simply choose quit during the install process when it wants to format. Then type FORMAT, select the disk (ie. 0), then type FDISK, and follow the instructions I wrote above. Hope this helps, because it really was annoying. I am totally new to Solaris, but you think they would be more help and make it easier to LOAD the thing to help them get better market share, epsecially now...... :-)

It's a status message and not a cause for concern. There's nothing to fix.
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