Out of space
Richard Barmann
reb at barmannsbar.com
Tue Aug 2 18:23:24 UTC 2016
sda1/sda2/sda3/sad4 are on the 149 GiB harddrive and the others are on a
75GiB harddrive.
sda1 ext4 58.59GiB 1.10GiB used
sad2 ext3 21.06GiB 16.68GiB used boot
sad3 linux swap 3.72GiB 0.00B
sad4 ext 4 New Volume 65.67GiB 30.31GiB used
Unallocated 2,49 MiB
sdb1 ext4 Media/Richard/Data 43.54 GiB 36.36GiB Used bo38006ot
sdb2 Extended 30.99GiB ---- -------
sdb5 ext3 richard/e02a80e1-1fac-4843-9fdd-3dab599bb4fd 10.82
GiB 341.90 MiBUsed
sdb6 linux swap 2.00GiB 00.00used
sdb7 ext4 richard/c110d3e9-0292-43c8-8a06-ab48cba38006 9.86GiB
5.07GiB used
sdb8 ext4 / 2.00GiB --- ---
Unallocated 4.00 MiB
Windows has not been in grub since I installed the Kubuntu. Grub shows
the following:
ubuntu Which opens Kubuntu 16.04
ubuntu advanced
memory test
memory test
ubuntu 15.04 sdb7
Advanced sdb7
ubuntu 16.04 sdb8
Advanced sdb8
Does this help any? I could have left Windows if I had known that but it
did not show in Grub and I could not open it. I already formatted and
moved the windows to ext4 as instructed in an earlier Email. I still
have the windows disk.
Looking above is the Ubuntu 16.04 running on the 2.00GiB sdb8 . That may
be why I have little space.
Can I get rid of the Ubuntu 15.04 and move the ubuntu from sdb8. If I do
that could I get instructions on reloading the window. from my disk. I
really appreciate all the help. My buddy, Robbie , is probably looking
down at me from Heaven and saying "Dummy you should know how to do that.
On 08/02/2016 12:40 PM, Colin Law wrote:
> On 2 August 2016 at 17:12, Richard Barmann <reb at barmannsbar.com> wrote:
>>
>> On 08/02/2016 10:59 AM, Richard Barmann wrote:
>>> blkid /dev/sda1
>> ichard at richard-desktop:~$ blkid /dev/sda1
>> /dev/sda1: UUID="c37116db-b6fd-4a09-b0b2-831c72d0d4dc" TYPE="ext4"
>> PARTUUID="00000001-01"
>> richard at richard-desktop:~$
> Richard. Do you realise that removing the Windows partition will not
> give you more space on your ubuntu partition as that is not even on
> the same disk? Windows is in sda1 and ubuntu is in sdb8
>
> Colin
>
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