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Hello I installed Ubuntu 13.10 alongside Windows XP, Now that I never use Windows XP and I have almost no space for Ubuntu (I literally only have 136mb left) I would like to uninstall it from my NTFS and reallocate the remaining space on my NTFS drive to Ubuntu without damaging my Ubuntu installation.

Michael Schroff
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First of all , your XP and Ubuntu are not on the same NTFS drive!!! They can't be! Ubuntu is using ext4.

An easy and secure way of doing this is :- Make sure all drives are unmounted(easiest by going in live ubuntu CD)

Then open up Gparted , locate your NTFS drive , delete it and create a new ext4 partition or merge it with your existing one.

If you can't use Gparted , then I recommend cfdisk its a terminal based utility with nice GUI like interface but very powerful.

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