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Note that <command>grip-cron.sh</command> can take large amounts of time, temporary disc space, CPU and network bandwidth during each run, depending on the number of changes in the relevant Debian archives since the last run of <command>grip-cron.sh</command>. Unpacking and repacking Debian binary packages can use a <emphasis>tmpfs</emphasis> if already mounted. Ensure that the directory for the <emphasis>tmpfs</emphasis> is writeable by the process / user running <command>grip-cron.sh</command>. You may need to use <command>sudo mkdir</command> to create a suitable directory in your <emphasis>tmpfs</emphasis> and then use <command>sudo chown</command> for the user running <command>grip-cron.sh</command>. <emphasis>tmpfs</emphasis> will use swap space if appropriate but problems can occur if your <emphasis>tmpfs</emphasis> does not provide enough space to unpack the larger Debian packages in Grip (generally build dependencies) which can be more than 11Mb compressed.