/usr at 103%

From: haggis (b.mckenzie_at_tvdsb.on.ca)
Date: 09/29/05 

Date: 29 Sep 2005 08:44:14 -0700

This is probably a generic *nix question but I'll post anyway as I'm
using 3.7
At 80% odd capacity I started installing abiword from ports. After
installing several other dependencies, the install borked from a lack
of space. I used pkg_delete to get rid of everything I could find that
was installed on that day/time but I still can't get back down to the
original usage level on /usr.
Anyone lend a clue/hint?
Cheers

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