It seems quite likely that your /tmp directory is causing the
problem (or /var/tmp). The compile command may use one
of those directories to make a temporary copy of a file until
it is fully created, at which time the cp command copies it
over. I'm not sure. But I see that you have only 1.4G of space
available (under /) for your tmp directories. So that may be
the problem.

Try this: make a tmp directory under your home directory
(just once, ever). Then before compiling, set your TMPDIR
to ~/tmp. Which is to say, execute these commands:

mkdir ~/tmp
setenv TMPDIR ~/tmp

Now try the "make" command again, according to those
instructions. If that works, you are good to go. Then add
the 'setenv TMPDIR ~/tmp' command to your ~/.cshrc file.

In any case, the source is always updated. And from that
the linux_gcc32.tgz, etc., packages are generated. So even
though we are not currently producing linux_glibc22.tgz, you
can still make it on your own, with the commands that I sent.
It will be completely up to date.

- rick