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Id like to make a my /tmp folder bigger so that i can put more files in it. Whenever i put files in it i can only put a certian amount untill it says that the folder is full. Is there a way i can make it have more space?
Your partition must be full. You may just be able to create a symlink to a dir on another partition. Do you have extras space? What does the output of this show:
fdisk -l
mount
df -h
Moved: Linux -> General as this isn't network related.
I dont store music in the /tmp folder i just use it transport music from my win98 to this one. I have made a folder to store my music but cannot acces it on the win98, it says its a restricted folder.
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