Insufficient Disk-space Error Installing WebLogic 1033_generic on Mac

How do I resolve this "Insufficient Disk-space Error" message I get while installing WLS1033? I thought I have more than enough disk-space on my system to handle just about any application software size out there. i mean, beside the 937.72 gigs of available disk-space on my system, I also have roughly 240 gigs external drive space. The system runs on 8 gigs of RAM. I know I am doing something wrong; just can't figure out what. I am new at WebLogic and so any help from the community is highly appreciated. Someone please help.
sbliss

Al
I got this error: "Unable to access jarfile wls1033_generic.jar" when I enter "java -Dos.name=unix -jar wls1033_generic.jar" in the Terminal command line. I very am frustrated. Please help me. Please advise.
One question: Is anybody able to install webLogic? I am just curious.
sbliss

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