Midtier Install error: dcmctl  createInitialBackup - Not enough space

Had this puzzling error during installation of Midtier with 10g during 'DCM Repository Backup Assistant' configuration.
It turned out /tmp was not big enough - it went from 953 MB at the beginning of the Midtier installation down to 46MB by this last step!! Since /tmp comes out of swap/free memory under Solaris 9 (and since at least 2.6), it must have been used up by the install process itself. Once I dynamically added more swap space (for usage by /tmp) of 1 GB, the re-try worked!
Hoping this helps anyone else with such a weird error (and hoping Oracle will look into making the Universal Installer more careful about dealing with this situation in Solaris at least).
ROC

It is time to do a major housecleaning. I'd archive a ton of "stuff," and also remove any unused programs. Once done, defrag your C:\, if you have room to do so. You can use the Windows defrag utility, or a program like Diskeeper.
Now, if you ONLY have a C:\, and one that is full, you will have issues with Scratch Disk space. If that is the case, you will want to add at least one more HDD. These are cheap today, and one can add a couple of 1TB ATA-300's for less than US$200. Actually, one can add two 1.5TB ATA-300's for under that price!
I agree completely with Curt, that one should never fill a HDD beyond about 75%. Trouble can ensue.
Good luck,
Hunt

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