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Disk Partion in Linux
hello all !!!!
I have installed Ubuntu Linux in my Laptop. During the installation I created \root file system of 3 GB and \home file system of rest of 160 GB.Due to installation of Linux packages I got a error massage low disk space some thing like this. Now I want to move 10GB free space from \home to \root without reinstallation of linux. can anybody please help me how to execute this??? Thanks in advance. Regards: Kvijay |
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Re: Disk Partion in Linux
try using gparted live cd .. allows you to change partition sizes without losing data, bootability etc ( providing you don't change the partition order )
http://gparted.sourceforge.net/ LIVE CD or USB http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php
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06-06-2009, 05:48 PM
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Re: Disk Partion in Linux
Dear K,
Since you installed ubuntu, may I ask if you used the live cd, or the alternate install cd. If you used the live cd, you can use gparted from there. If you execute the command sudo parted -l, and paste the results here, we shall be happy to help you with more exact information. If you did not use the live cd, you will need either the gparted live cd, as recommended above, or ubuntu live cd, for your type of pc. Once we know what cd you have, the list of partitions, this will take but a moment. best, Martin |
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