Ubuntu Mobile partition, modify directory hang at point

Because the/tmp directory space is a bit small, causing the installation of a large software when the/TMP space is insufficient, finally by creating a new partition, and the new partition to/TMP, the/TMP space to expand.

Installing GParted

Enter the following command:

sudo apt-get install gparted

Then open the software:

sudo gparted

After opening, the interface is as follows:

You can see that the/dev/sda8 is mounted in the/tmp directory, and the space is approximately 5G. At the end of the 12.88G space is not allocated, we can create a new 10G partition above, and then mount to the/tmp directory.

New Partition

• 1, the most at the end of the blank disk right-click New;
• 2, in the pop-up interface to enter the size of the new partition (for example, I filled out here is 10240M, that is, 10G), file system selected Ext4, then click Add;
• 3. Click Edit-apply All operations in the menu bar to create the partition successfully.
• 4, after we can see in the software more than a/DEV/SDA11 partition. Then we right-click on the/dev/sda8 to delete it.
  

Mount Partition to/tmp

Since there are already/dev/sda8 mounted in the/tmp directory, you need to uninstall the/DEV/SDA8 first. Need to enter in terminal:

sudo umount -l /tmp

When you are done, enter:

df -h

You can see that there is no/tmp in the file directory that is displayed. below to see the UUID of the new partition, enter the following command:

sudo blkid

Find/dev/sda11 's UUID and copy it down. sudo gedit /etc/fstab, open fstab, you can see the following line:

UUID=XXXXXXX /tmp            ext4    defaults        0       2

Here xxxxxxx is the UUID of/dev/sda8, change it to/dev/sda11 uuid, save can. Then execute the command to mount the new partition to/tmp:

sudo mount /dev/sda11 /tmp

At this time df -h , you can see that the/DEV/SDA11 is already mounted in the/tmp directory:

Ubuntu Mobile partition, modify directory hang at point