Is there any particular reason, why /var/tmp is configured to be mounted in RAM for most of the boards?
According to FreeBSD Handbook its content should be preserved across a system reboot.
The particular problem is Raspberry Pi 3, where the default 50MB memory-based /tmp is too small even for pkg install to work. Could 12MB memory for /var/tmp be released and reallocated to /tmp by default?
Is there any particular reason, why /var/tmp is configured to be mounted in RAM for most of the boards?
According to FreeBSD Handbook its content should be preserved across a system reboot.
The particular problem is Raspberry Pi 3, where the default 50MB memory-based /tmp is too small even for
pkg install
to work. Could 12MB memory for /var/tmp be released and reallocated to /tmp by default?