So my Laptop has triple boot config (Windows, Ubuntu and Manjaro). Now for some reason I want to uninstall Manjaro and reassign my NVMe drive space to Ubuntu. How do i do that safely.
Some additional info: While installing Manjaro, I used 3 partitions, Boot (which is shared with Ubuntu), Swap (again shared by Ubuntu) and Root. My instinct is to format Root and reassign space to Ubuntu but I am worried about the leftover file on Boot and Swap partition.
Because I am a kind forum moderator, I’ll give you an overview of what you need to do:
Important: Always Back up your data before moving forward.
- Boot your non-Manjaro distribution
- Identify your Manjaro partitions.
man lsblkis a good start. - Make sure your non-Manjaro distro does not mount the Manjaro partition(s)
- Open up a disk management tool (assuming your distro uses gnome DE, that would be gparted). Delete the partitions. It’s very intuitive.
- Update your bootloader configuration
I strongly advise to refer any further questions to askubuntu. They’ll be happy to assist with that.
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