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just do it. (Score:2)
Two good alternatives:
1) Do the swap thing as you said; if you do it right then swapping back will just be copying over a bunch of files. I like to make installations of projects as self contained as possibly for that reason. On FreeBSD I usually make a perl/apache+mod_perl installation in
2)
-- ask bjoern hansen [askbjoernhansen.com], !try; do();
Re:just do it. (Score:2)
Re:just do it. (Score:2, Funny)
Maybe you could just buy an extra disk. 80G go for really cheap this days, even in France. They also tend to fill-up just as fast as 40M used to a couple of years ago, darn MP3s and AVIs (not to mention people would crank up modules by the dozen)!