Kam Leo wrote:
On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 8:13 AM, Bruce Z <wz332@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Why don't you install the Linux version of the Matlab ?
Yes, I am downloading the linux version of Matlab. The problem now is that
the fedora using vmware only allocates virtual space of 7.8GB which are all
used up. I need a way to reallocate so I can get more space to get the
matlab installed.
On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 4:50 PM, Bruce Z <wz332@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Recently I was trying to install MATLAB software under vmware-fedora 6
> and
> found the disk space was not sufficient. I checked out on the volume
> manager and found that the volume space was limited to 7.8 GB (where the
> actual hard drive disk space was 18GB). I would like to reallocate the
> disk
> space so to increase the volume space for fedora. It would be
> appreciated
> if any one tell me how how to do it, thanks.
You did not specify which VMware product that you are using. If you
are using Workstation just create/add another virtual disk/partition
to your VM.
or if server, can expand an ext3fs with vmware-vdiskmanager, while the
guest is not running. boot the guest into a rescue cd. use parted to
make the partition larger to fill the disk {or use riplinux and gparted}.
DaveT.
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