Strange Pacman Warning - Should I be concerned? [solved]

While updating today I got a warning that said "warning: warning given when extracting .INSTALL (Write failed)" several times.  It claimed to upgrade everything though, and the log confirms this.  Just wondering if anyone else had this warning and what it might entail.  Hoping it's nothing to be concerned about.
Last edited by toru (2011-11-05 18:28:41)

toru wrote:
falconindy wrote:It means you're out of disk space in /tmp. You should probably fix that.
So it is...Thanks.  I'll be getting rid of tmpfs from my fstab now.
Or you can make your /tmp bigger.

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