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i have installed windows XP & redhat linux 9.0 on my PC..
During linux installation i have allocated some 6 GB for it.( mounted on / ) .. now i feel that i need to allocate more space for linux... can i do this ??? if so please explain me how to do it ..
NOTE; I have much free space left still on my PC..
You can create a partition and mount your /tmp directory without much sweat. Also, you can create partitions, copy /usr , /home etc into those and then mount those partition under this name. But you can also create new partitions, and from now on store all your files in that new partition, so as to use your space.
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