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In the future, you should look into using LVMs for your partitions. I ran into a similar problem recently where my /var needed to be increased - I was able to run a simple
lvextend -L+4G /dev/myvg/var --resizefsto grow my /var by 4 gigabytes.Before I was using LVMs though I used a gparted live disk a lot