Weblogic server installation in red hat linux 5

hi i am new to the weblogic server i am trying to install weblogic server in redhat linux i downloaded .bin file from oracle
i enter these commands
chmod +x wls1035_oepe111172_linux32.bin
./wls1035_oepe111172_linux32.bin
The directory "/tmp" does not have enough space for extraction.
Please input another directory or [Exit]: Exit
i got the error message
please reply i will appreciate your hep

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