new to Linux here. Can anyone explain me how to increase the size of /tmp?
I was able to increse the size of /dev/mapper/vg00-usr, var and home , but how can I do if the /tmp folder is shown as "none". See my pic. Any help is appreciated!
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Sign up to join this communitynew to Linux here. Can anyone explain me how to increase the size of /tmp?
I was able to increse the size of /dev/mapper/vg00-usr, var and home , but how can I do if the /tmp folder is shown as "none". See my pic. Any help is appreciated!
CentOS use tmpfs
for /tmp
. Check your /etc/fstab
for a line like this :
tmpfs /tmp tmpfs size=4g 0 0
and change the size accordingly.
I was looking for this info for debian and found this thread after some more digging I just found the solution, just to note how it works here. To use disk instead of ram for tmpsfs edit /etc/default/rcS and set this:
RAMTMP=no
To increase the size of tmp there's another file (/etc/default/tmpfs) you can use
TMP_SIZE=2G
Part of this information have been extracted from here
df
command. What doesmount
output? (I'm looking for/tmp
's filesystem type.) – thb Apr 2 '12 at 3:24