Hello everyone,
I am stuck in some sort of a mess!
I mostly run Xubuntu 22.04, it's in dual boot with Debian 10. Both are
installed on the same SSD, 250 GB.
It ran well for a few years, before 22.04, I had 20.04. But about a
month ago Xubuntu wouldn't boot anymore. After some searching and
booting in rescue mode I found out it was out of space. Since then I
run Debian but I like my Xubuntu.
Attached I have a snapshot of what my partitions look like. Xubuntu is
on /dev/sda5, which I temporarily mounted from Debian to see I could get
rid of stuff, I can't really, it's pretty much all system stuff, and on
my "home", Thunderbird is taking over 3Gb, the rest is small. Debian is
on /dev/sda7 and /dev/sda6 is for backing up an HDD which is also
mounted at startup.
As you can see I have unallocated space at the end, apparently it can't
be merged since one partition is logical and the other primary. I
thought that if there was a way to merge them, I would roughly get 45 Gb
of free space, which would be enough for Xubuntu IF SOMEONE COULD
EXPLAIN TO ME HOW TO MOVE IT THERE!!!!
I would appreciate any insights, thanks,
Gérald
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