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Hi,
Can you please how can I increase swap space in ubuntu 9.10? I go to 'Palimpsest Disk Utility' click '724 MB Extended' but I cant' increase the size.
Thank you.
Started by hap497 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
If there's no free unallocated space available, you can resize other partition to make space.
Boot from the Ubuntu install CD, use the partition editor included, then resize the swap partition.
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I am in a situation where I am getting an error when I try to save a file to my Ubuntu server via ssh. It says there isn't any available space left. I don't know how that can be true. What should I do to determine how much space is left and/or what resources...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
So cd to the filesystem....
Yes, df -h (Disk Free) will show the free space on each of the mounted file systems.
Du to find what is using that space.
Http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Du_(Unix)
du - disk usage
df to see space remaining.
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Jeff covered this a while back on his blog in terms of 32 bit Vista.
Does the same 32 bit 4 GB memory cap that applies in 32 bit Vista apply to 32 bit Ubuntu? Are there any 32 bit operating systems that have creatively solved this problem?
Started by Terrapin on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Yes, 32 bit ubuntu has the same....
Edit: Some threads on the Ubuntu forums suggest that the server kernel has PAE on by default, you could try installing that.
You may need to compile a new kernel.
Whether Ubuntu has it on by default.
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I've got Ubuntu 9.04 with 8GB and system monitor reports 2.6GB of Memory + 7.6GB of Swap. What gives?
free -m
jldupont@jldupont-desktop:~$ free -m total used free shared buffers cached Mem: 2644 1621 1023 0 29 474 -/+ buffers/cache: 1116 1528 Swap: 77...
Started by jldupont on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
During installation on a new hard drive the swap partition normally defaults that there is available the less likely you... .
Running the 32 bit version of Ubuntu? It won't see past 4 gig of memory unless running the 64 bit version of Ubuntu.
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So, I set the install size of my Ubuntu to 10GB, thinking I didn't need a whole lot of space for it. Turns out though that I do need more, but I don't know how to resize it.
Started by chughes27 on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ubuntuforums):
* Open Gparted (partition editor) and shrink the partition next to your... .
* Boot from the LiveCD and 'Try Ubuntu'.
* Resize your Ubuntu partition to use up* Back up valuable data.
This will give you a block of free space.
Partition.
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Hi,
I have an Asus 64e laptop and after much headbanging and lots of tears I finally managed to get 11.10 running on it. However, now it keeps on giving me the error "There is only 100 MB left on the disk". I can't even download the updates. As far as...
Started by agahlawa on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ubuntuforums):
Rehi,
from within you UBUNTU-system open a shell and try Code: cat /etc/mtab
This will give you.
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We have an Ubuntu server vmware-instance which appears to be installed with the 64-bit version.
Unfortunately we now want to move it to a 32-bit only host, so the current installation will not run. The installation is rather tweaked, so I'd really, really...
Started by Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
If that does not work, reinstall Ubuntu and copy the config files over in small batches to see '[[:space:]]install$' | \awk '{print $1....
Not having done this migration.
I know that it is not only the kernel that is 64-bit in Ubuntu.
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I am using Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot and it has been working alright and updating like charm. Now it says there is not enough disc space when there are updates to be taken. The updates require about 180Mb of space whereas the disc has actually more ...
Started by T S Rao on
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by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ubuntuforums):
Post result of
Code: df -h
to see how much free space is available....
Most the times, packages require enough free space in /usr (for example free space in /home does not help).
Free space is dependent on your partitioning too.
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Hey all,
I am brand new to Ubuntu. I have had it for about a week. I love it and all. I am using wine to run a windows program. Ubuntu 11.10 is installed on my OS hard drive which is roughly 50GB. I want to keep as much stuff off that hard drive as possible...
Started by kraziyk on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ubuntuforums):
Ubuntu 11.10 is installed on my OS hard drive which is roughly another Hard Drive which is 500GB then....
I am using wine to run a windows program.
I love it and all.
I have had it for about a week.
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Hello.
I`d like to install Ubuntu 9.10. At the moment I have ntfs disk with Vista on it. Is it safe to install Ubuntu and choose it to use some of the free space?
Or it will just dumbly slice the disk and override any data in that part of the disk?
I ...
Started by Janis Veinbergs on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
There will be some performance hit when running Ubuntu this way, but you might not find.
It'll put the Ubuntu "partition" in a file or Ubuntu.
You can install Ubuntu from within Windows using Wubi.
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