Happy International Software Freedom Day!

[Che]

You could reinstall Grub to eliminate the boot option to your Windows
(http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351) or a quick and dirty
would be to simply edit menu.lst to comment out the Windows option. That
way you can access your Windows data files from within Ubuntu. Then if
you want later you simply uncomment it and you have access to your XP
once again (why ANYONE would want that is beyond me...lol). I used to do
that for the superseded kernel versions in my menu.lst (aesthetics).

Now if anyone has a really good fix for the RLT8185 Wireless Chip
problem I would love to hear it...

Che

On Sat, 2007-15-09 at 20:36 -0400, Dave Marple wrote:
> My guess would be to run a partition editor (gparted comes to mind)
> and just delete the windows partition and resize the ubuntu partition.
> Then you might have to change the grub boot menu.
> 
> Elpram
> 
> On 9/15/07, Leslie Wright <leslie.wright at alumni.uwo.ca> wrote:
>         Che wrote:
>         > Usually they want to know how to get rid of
>         > the dual boot to Windows... *grin*
>         How DO you do that?
>         
>         I set up a dual boot situation on an old laptop, and
>         eventually decided
>         just to reformat the windows partition. But I still got the
>         dual boot 
>         offering at boot. Eventually just had to reformat the whole
>         thing and
>         just reinstall Ubuntu.
>         
>         Les
>         
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