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I have just installed SUSE 10 in the flavour of Super Slick and when I came to install some programs Yast is telling me that the disk space is full.
I tried to resize the partition by booting from SUSE disk etc and this is the reading I am getting;
Dev/hdb 111.7 GB ST3120022A start 0 end 14592
hdb1 1011.8 Linux swap 0 128
hdb2 110.7 GB Extended 129 14592
hdb5 1011.8 Linux swap mounted 129 257
hdb6 109.8 GB Linux Native 258 14592
I have two Hard disks installed. Disk 1 is running Windows XP and the info. above is for disk 2. As far as I can see there is no lack of space. I am totally lost. Could anyone advise me as to what is happening and if I do need to create more space, how I can go about this.
Partitions must be unmounted to repartition. All partitions have root as the owner and only root can unmount. If your system booted to level 5, all petitions used by SuSE will have been mounted.
Perhaps booting to only level 3 will put you in a better position but you will be working at the command line. I did manage to resize a partition with the install disk but don't remember the details. I do remember it took quite a bid of fiddling around to get it done.
Dear Fragos (George) Thank you for your interest and advice, it is much appreciated.
Steve
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Originally Posted by fragos
Perhaps booting to only level 3 will put you in a better position but you will be working at the command line. I did manage to resize a partition with the install disk but don't remember the details. I do remember it took quite a bid of fiddling around to get it done.
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