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uninstall ubuntu 9.10

Asked by Prem Pal

Buenas tardes,
Tengo Ubuntu 12.04 instalado en una partición de 258 GB. B. Según el analizador de disco tengo libres 188,5 Gb ( todos los ficheros de datos están almacenados en otro disco).

Cuando miro la información en "detalles" de configuración de sistema, dice que temgo 0 bytes.

Cuando intento actualizar siempre me dice que no tengo espacio.

He desistalado todos los programas que uso poco, y sigue igual.

He probado varias soluciones que he encontrado en sangoogle, pero no consigo nada.

He intentado actualizar a la nueva versión , pero dice no tener espacio en disco

¿Alguien me puede ayudar?

Sólo conozco Ubuntu como usuario muyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy básica.

Gracias

Juana María

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Best Stefan Eggers (stefan-eggers) said : 		#1

Regarding removing grub:

When booting from a Windows XP disk, one should have the option to repair the system instead of installing. Choose the repair option and there the "Recovery Console".

The "Recovery Console" will let you choose which Windows installation to fix (important for multi boot systems) and ask for the Administrator password.

In the "Recovery Console" command line the command "fixmbr" should get rid of GRUB.

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Stefan Eggers (stefan-eggers) said : 		#2

Regarding resizing the Windows XP partition:

If you don't just want to throw away the installation (including all data) by doing a Windows XP reinstallation, I'd do it this way, if I were contrained to just Ubuntu and Windows XP as tools:

- Boot from an Ubuntu CD.
- Choose starting from CD instead of installation. This will start a LiveCD system.
- Use gparted to change the Windows XP partition size. It should be in "System" > "Administration" > "Partition Editor".

Note that you should have a working backup before doing this!

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Prem Pal (premspppal) said : 		#3

Thanks Stefan Eggers, that solved my question.