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Originally Posted by nhedgehog
I did what you asked.
4.2) Installer freezes, killed it via Taskmanager after waiting reasonable time.
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I'll try to make a version that just logs what goes on during install. If it says it runs out of space, I'd generally trust it on it. You can view what *exactly* the installer does via:
sh -x ./Services.app, you must be root for this to work. For all intents and purposes your system is "addicted" to v6 through running out of space *somewhere*, and until you figure out where it is, the "not enough space on device" is the only message i can go by. The installer freezing is possibly a give away - there's no place for it to do that on its own - so its probably the point where something goes seriously wrong.
Btw, linux may report not enough space if it runs out of inodes (too many files vs too small device). That can happen if you put 1000s of small files on a small (100MB) partition. I don't think pocketbook does anything like that by default tho.