From: aznomad.2@PremoveOBthisOX.COM   
      
   On Mon, 18 Jun 2007 20:22:08 -0600, ray  wrote:   
      
      
   >I find that my 10gb Gentoo partition has filled up. I find 1.8gb in   
   >/var/tmp/ccache and 1.2gb in /usr/src. I've been looking at gentoo.org in   
   >the docs section to find appropriate commands to clean things out, but   
   >without luck, so far. Can someone tell me how to do that or at least what   
   >is safe to delete.   
      
   >thanks   
      
   the only thing in /usr/src should be kernel and you can only get rid of   
   it entirely if you won't be building any more packages that depend on it.   
   What you can do is a 'make mrproper' in it to clean out all the object files.   
   You can also get rid of all versions other than the current running version.   
   Do a 'uname -r' to get that information.   
      
   You can also get rid of all the unused versions in /lib/modules.   
      
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