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Old 06-15-2006   #1 (permalink)
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Unhappy how to increase /tmp size
hi
i have ddserver RH9
uploading server for files mp3s etcs

my users can't upload big files them get error in upload coz my tmp size not big

i wana increase my /tmp size to 5 Giga ex,
soo how can i do that
i try fdisk /dev/hda*
i get this error

Unable to open /dev/hda*

i dont know how to fix that
plz some one help me fast
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I assume /tmp is on its own partition.

I would use gparted or qtparted. They're graphical frontends to parted, a partition editor.
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