On Mi, 28 mar 12, 22:49:00, Sharon Kimble wrote: > Is it possible to upgrade to wheezy from squeeze with only 670.9mb > available in my /usr partition please? There's not enough info to tell. For a (very) slim system it would be more than enough[1], but depending on what applications you have (and want to keep) installed it might not be sufficient. [1] I have a system with LXDE, XBMC and a few other things occupying only 1.3 GB in total. During the upgrade a significant amount of space is required under /var (specifically /var/cache/apt/ ), but if /var is also small there are several options available. What can cause problems in your situation is the size increase of the applications from one version to another. One approach would be to use dpigs (package debian-goodies) and then check the difference in Installed-Size of the bigger packages. A possible solution would be to consider slimmer alternatives for some of them. > Or do I need to repartition and reinstall squeeze and then upgrade to > wheezy? It's also possible to install wheezy directly, without going through squeeze. Hope this helps, Andrei -- Offtopic discussions among Debian users and developers: http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/d-community-offtopic
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