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Greg Hamer wrote:
> 
> The installation instructions for Solaris mention this problem:
>     insufficient available disk space reported with NFS volumes mounted
>                         If you have any NFS volumes mounted, the
> installation may fail with an error
>                         reporting insufficient available disk space. If
> you encounter this error and are
>                         certain they you have enough disk space available
> for installation, disable
>                         NFS before installing JBuilder, then re-enable it
> after the installation has
>                         successfully completed.
> 
> Guess the linux instructions should mention it also.
Yup. 

> 
> Vincent Trussart wrote:
> 
> > There is a problem with the ZeroG installer : it always reports
> > 0.0MB of available disk space on a NFS mounted disk (automounted using
> > NIS)
This doesn't seem to effect just NFS mounted filesystems: I was unable
to install into a local /usr/local from either an NFS mounted /home _or_
a local /data/partition. Their workaround is to turn off NFS?!?!? That
really reaches for some new lows. Is this a bug in InstallAnywhere, or
in the *nix varients of the jdk?

Hrph. InstallAnywhereJustAsLongAsYouAren'tNetworked? How did they test
this?

ahh well </rant>

danch