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    reassign more disk space to my user account

    It seems I have plenty of free space (around 400GB) but my user account is out of space (only 1GB left). Is there anyway I can reassign more disk space to my user account?

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    Re: reassign more disk space to my user account

    Hi nikunj2, welcome to the forums.

    First things first, back up anything before doing it.

    After that being done:
    • Boot to a LiveCD or LiveUSB drive in "Try me" mode.
    • Load Gparted
    • Resize your partitions (right click, click resize, follow the instructions).
    • Click apply and sit back while it does the job.
    • Reboot, taking out the USB stick or CD when it tells you to.

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    Re: reassign more disk space to my user account

    Quote Originally Posted by nikunj2 View Post
    It seems I have plenty of free space (around 400GB) but my user account is out of space (only 1GB left). Is there anyway I can reassign more disk space to my user account?
    Let's see what the disk space is like. Run this from a terminal and post back the result.

    Code:
    sudo fdisk -l

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    Re: reassign more disk space to my user account

    By user space, does that mean you have a separate /home partition? Or are you talking about the filesystem partitions.
    While you're in the terminal, get the output of: sudo df -h

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