General :: How To Expand Who Command?

Aug 27, 2010

When I do the who command it doesn't show all my info.

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General :: How To Safely Expand Swap

Feb 18, 2010

How to safely expand swap?

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General :: How To Expand A Partition Size?

Jul 20, 2010

How to expand a partition size for which it was fixed.

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General :: Move And Expand GNU / System Ubuntu Maverick Folder?

Feb 24, 2011

I installed Ubuntu Maverick as a file within Windows XP. A folder was created called Ubuntu and two files called wubildr and wubildr.mbr appeared on my C-Drive. The Windows boot.ini file looks like this code...

The initial 8 GB I gave to Ubuntu is too small and I would like to move the file to my D-Drive and expand it to 40 GB.

I would hate to have to begin again from scratch. Is this possible? If so, how?

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Ubuntu :: 10.04 - Using Pen Drive To Expand RAM

May 2, 2010

Is it possible to use a pen drive to expand the amount of ram you have? In Lucid 10.04 LTS.

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Ubuntu :: How To Expand Partitions

Dec 18, 2010

I want resize my partitions, i need more space for ubuntu, i already have 58gbs of free space, but i dont know how i can expand my partitions, i have tried "GParted Partition Tool", but it won't allow me to do it. The only other thing i can think of is re-installing ubuntu, and if i have to reinstall it how can i retain my settings and programs that i have installed?

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Fedora :: Expand The Size Of A Partition?

Aug 29, 2011

When partitioning disk devices for F14 on my new x86-64 box, I allocated 100G for / mounted on /dev/sda1. It's now 100% full. I have 365G free space available on the disk. Can I somehow extend /dev/sda1 to use some of this free space?

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Ubuntu :: How To Expand And Merge Partitions

Apr 14, 2010

I've got a 500gb hard drive.
-sda1 is 400gb (ubuntu 9.10/32bit/ext3)
-sda2 is 50gb (ubuntu 10.04/64bit/ext4)

I would like to expand my lucid partition now and eventually get rid of my 9.10 partition. I've got an 80GB virtualbox file sitting on sda1 that I need and want to expand sda2 now so I can first copy the VB file over, then expand sda2 completely. I just finished creating sda3 ext4, but cant figure out how to merge it with sda2 (well really sda6). Please see image. [URL]

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Ubuntu :: How To Expand NTFS Partition

Apr 27, 2010

I need to expand my ntfs and have ample GB, all taken up presently so if I create some unallocated GB's under ntfs how do I expand the ntfs partition. I have gparted live CD.

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Ubuntu :: How To Expand Storage Space

Apr 28, 2010

I created a dual boot on my computer with windows vista and ubuntu using the wubi ubuntu installer for windows, and my ubuntu boot is limited to 15gb of hard drive space. My hard drive in actuality has about 150gb left on it. How do I expand the amount of storage ubuntu is allowed to use?

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Ubuntu :: How To Delete Windows 7 And Expand ?

May 23, 2011

I have decided that Windows 7 is something that belongs MAYBE in a virtual machine and that I have no use for it. Therefore, I want to recover the 130 gigs it takes on my hard drive and add that to my Ubuntu partition.

Here is the output of fdisk -lu:

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Red Hat / Fedora :: Expand A Xen Disk Image?

Apr 15, 2011

I need to expand a 15GB xen disk ".img" to 50GB, it's got centos as the guest O/S.

I've been googling and there are alot of results but I'm still having trouble.

I don't remember if I used the default LVM partition scheme or if I did a FS. In fdisk it says linux partition but that's it.

I did the dd and cat method but fsck is complaining like usual.

I dd a file called tempfile and the append it using cat tempfile >> my.img then did resize2fs -f but it error out with "Bad Magic number on super block."

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Hardware :: Expand SATA Storage With SAS?

Jul 11, 2011

i have a small home server that i would like to add some disks to it. ideally 4 sata2 disks.

i have been reading about SAS controller that can be installed on PCI-E connection on the motherboards.

but i am not sure how these actually work.

how i can use these? i have tried searching for it. but i get loads of selling material which does not really clarify much.

how these SAS connect to sata2 disks - do i need some adapter?

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Server :: How To Expand Hard Drive With New One?

Oct 27, 2009

I have a linux box that I'm using as a ADSL router (slack 12.1).Until recently I had two hard drives in it, one for linux, and one for storing movies, music, etc.So, I have just bought another 1,5 TB disk. My plan was to add it to the same mount location: /opt/abram to expand my storage disk, only to come to conclusion that this can't be done. OK, it actually makes sense, if I thought about it I would realise it before. Anyway, what else can I do? Is there a way to add new drive to existing one in a way that would result in one 2,5 TB drive?

I tried it with mdadm, but as it turns out, it's impossible to crate RAID 0 without loosing all the data on sda1 disc.Also, it would be very cool if I could find a solution that would enable me to one day add a new drive to further expend my storage.I'm aware that I could mount my new disk to, let's say /opt/abram/Divx, or /opt/abram/mp3, but that's not the solution I'm looking for.

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Software :: How To Expand Memory Use For Java

Mar 9, 2011

Ubuntu-10.04-x86_64
3.95 GB RAM
50 GB HARDDRIVE
mysql-server-client
Java version(s): 6.0, 6u10+

I would like to know how to get my java program to use more ram for my clients so they do not encounter lag. This is what I have written up and it works error free, I would like to get it to 3GB ram usage. but when I exchange the number 1 for anything it just errors out on me.
Code:
#!/bin/bash
cd "${0%/*}"; java -Xincgc -Xmx1G -jar craft.jar

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CentOS 5 :: Expand RAID 5 Volume With LVM?

Jul 7, 2009

I have expanded a HP array by 500GB but am struggling to get Centos (Xenserver installation) to see it.

From the array controller the size of the disk is 1.4TB

Logical Drive: 2
Size: 1.4 TB
Fault Tolerance: RAID 5
Heads: 255

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how I get LVM to see the whole disk that is now available (without destoying daya).

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Debian :: How To Expand / Enlarge Trash Folder

Jan 22, 2011

Trying to refresh my diseased memory & tell me how to expand/enlarge trash folder?

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Ubuntu :: Can I Expand My Volume For More Precise Changing

Apr 24, 2010

I want to edit my volume meter so that way i can change my volume but be more precise about it. I mean if i slightly slide my finger a little bit it goes from to mute to all the way up. (I have a touchpad buttons)

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Ubuntu :: Disk Utility - Expand Array

Aug 31, 2010

When I use disk utility to expand my RAID array it creates a partition on my 1.5TB drive which it would like to add to the RAID 5.

However, none of the drive existing on the RAID are partitioned so what I think has happened is the partition itself has created a difference of about 2 million bytes smaller than the others and thus unable to add the component.

How can I specify the exact bytes for my hard drive partition so that I can add this to the array?

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Ubuntu :: How To Expand The Size Of /home After Install

Sep 24, 2010

I have been using ubuntu for about a year now. Since then one main thing have evaded me: how to increase the size of /home without reinstalling the OS. I tried to change the size from the default 200mb once while installing and it ended up messing up my hard drive, so I decided not to do it this time around because I have important stuffs on it.

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Ubuntu :: Close / Minimize / Expand Buttons All Gone

Aug 1, 2011

I have just gotten back into Ubuntu and installed 11.04. However I happen to see alot of issues with this. Trying to run compiz and all bejesus is breaking loose on me here. The biggest frustrating one is this new desktop, after searching I found how to go back to old school way I use to use it.So, now I get into this desktop, start compiz after the other desktop totally barfed on me, this one is doing the same as well.I lost all of my little boxs at top to close minimize and expand the windows.

Seriously, they took something and turned it into this just so ppl quit complaining about moving from windows to this. I for one dont like it and it doesnt work right with nothing,(Sounds like windows ughh) very hard to navigate, where you think one thing is suppose to be and they totally moved it, took me half of yesterday to get my wifi working but only after I went back to old desktop, video wasnt working properly, only after I went back to old desktop.

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Ubuntu :: Close, Minimize And Expand Icons Gone?

Aug 14, 2011

i don't know what i did but the minimize exit and expand buttons that are usually on the top left or right of windows just dissapeared, it's getting really irritating =/ Anyway to restore them?

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CentOS 5 Server :: LVM - VDisk Did Not Expand On Host

Jun 13, 2011

I have a P2000 array from HP. What I did try to do was to expand vdisk and corresponding volume. After expanding finished i saw it expanded on management tool for array but it did not expand on host. I tried to rescan devices using pvcsan, rescan-scsi-bus.sh and so on. I tried to restart the host and it did not help neither. It's two node cluster with clustered lvm volume group which is causing the problems.

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Ubuntu :: GParted - Expand Partitions Into Free Space

May 4, 2010

I decided a few days ago it was time to reinstall ubuntu since Lucid looked fun and interesting. Everything went really well (my table functions even worked with no configuration!) until I decided I wanted to resize my linux partition so I could install a win 7 virtual machine. I had some issues getting gparted to let me expand my partitions into free space, so I started diking around with various settings commands and I managed to screw up my partition table badly enough that I needed to boot with the live cd. After a few hours in panicked trouble shooting mode, I finally got grub reinstalled and managed to boot things regularly. But now Gparted is completely nonfunctional; it shows the entire HD as unallocated and says "can't have partition outside of disk". Apparently one of my partitions is oversized.

Here's my output of fdisk -lu and sfdisk -d:
sudo fdisk -lu
Code:
Disk /dev/sda: 250.1 GB, 250059350016 bytes
255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 30401 cylinders, total 488397168 sectors
Units = sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
Disk identifier: 0x5c5ef856 .....

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Ubuntu Installation :: Can Expand The Installed Filesystem Partition

Jul 13, 2010

i installed ubuntu 10.04 with wubi on Windows 7. It works perfectly. And, i've only installed 5GB rather that 20GB in my partition (from the wubi option at the first time). I made this partition only for ubuntu but silly me i've installed only 5GB rather than to chose 20GB Now the ubuntu is low on disk space! it' only 120MB left from 5GB. My question is, is there any way expand it to 20GB so the partition is fully for home folder, etc? I want my 15GB!

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Ubuntu Installation :: Clone / Expand To New Hard Drive?

Oct 28, 2010

I'm looking to move my 10.04 installation from an 80 GB HD to a 250 GB HD.

Last week, I successfully moved a Windows system from an 80 GB HD to a 320 GB HD using Clonezilla. However, I must have missed a command option, as I wound up with only 80 GB used on the new drive, and the remaining space unused. I used PartedMagic to resize the partition to use the full space, and all is now well.

Back to my Ubuntu move, on the second machine, I currently have three partitions - /, /swap, and /home. I'd like to expand / just a small amount, leave /swap sized as it is, and give most of the drive space to /home (as that is where I am running out of space). I think I have two options:

Option 1: Use Clonezilla to clone the drive (3 partitions), and then use PartedMagic to move/resize the partitions as desired.

Option 2: Use PartedMagic to set up 3 partitions to the sizes I want, then use Clonezilla to copy to the new partitions.

Option 1 seems to be the easier way. But, is there another option, a better way? Perhaps there's a command option in CloneZilla that I'm just not seeing, which would allow me to do the move in one step?

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Ubuntu :: Cannot Expand EXT4 Partition With Unallocated Space

Nov 20, 2010

I clean installed Ubuntu 10.10 by shrinking my Windows 7 partition slightly. Now that I want to expand my Linux partition, I shrunk my Win 7 partition from Windows OS. From Ubuntu, the partition manager shows /dev/sda1 contains the Win 7 and unallocated partition. /dev/sda2 contains the Linux and swap partitions. I can't seem to expand my Linux partition (ext4) in sda2 with the unallocated space in sda1. I also can't shift the unallocated space in sda1 to sda2. Any idea how to expand my main Linux partition with the unallocated space?

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Ubuntu :: 10.10 And Win7 Installed On Same Partition - Expand Space?

Nov 26, 2010

I have Ubuntu 10.10 installed along side of Windows 7 on the same partition. I'm a bit of a noob as I have only recently got serious about using Ubuntu daily. I was wondering how I could go about expanding the space Ubuntu can use seeing as how I don't have it set up as a separate partition.

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Ubuntu :: How To Allocated The Unallocated Space And Expand Partition

Mar 23, 2011

I am not sure where to post this so move please if its the wrong place. A few weeks ago i decided to try out Ubuntu, so I installed it as a dual boot, along with Windows 7. Now i have decided to switch fully to Ubuntu, so I have formatted the windows partition. Now however i am not sure how to allocated the unallocated space and expand the Ubuntu partition. Is even possible?

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Server :: Make: Expand.c:489: Allocated_variable_append: Assertion `current_variable_set_list->?

Jun 24, 2011

i am getting the following error when use make command for asterisk -addons-1.4.13

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menuselect/menuselect --check-deps menuselect.makeopts
Generating embedded module rules ...

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