also 900mb windows recovery!?!?!?!??!

etf

wtf

windows recovery need that much?

or are the chinks smokin something

I usually nuke the os and recovery when I get rid of it

but I don't know with tablets

think I just delete the big partitions and leave the rest

maybe I fuck up the bios or something

everything that isn't ntfs is android

so I don't know if that would fuck up your shit

even a partition that says

FUCVK

tablet just

turned off

because i didnt do anything

cant recover chinkshit (etc services) from the wreck

manual updates for now

ok wtf, i chose to delete the big windows partitions

now how do I make the android_data partition bigger

?!?!

it should just free up space for them

to extend into

@everyone anybody a master of gparted here?

Whachu need fam

Yo don't do that shit

Not gparted, but I can guide you on the command line, I'm a *nix admin

What's up?

help @Phatique

gonna send a pic wait

You can't, because there's more shit in front of it

I'm on mobile, @GeneralMao can you concisely tell me what you're trying to do

im trying to delete windows partitions on my dual boot tablet

I want to increase

android data partition

but how do I do it?!?!

< absolutely hate everything about partitions here

what a mess of a partition table

it's been a while since i've done something like this, but i think the data partition has to be moved to the butt end of the partitions so that it can absorb the unallocated stuff

it might get frustrating because your `android_data` partition is in the middle of the table

does android support/respect LVM?

how can I move the partitions?

if anyone knoes

!play working class paradox

or should I just delete all partitions

!play frankjavcee mustard

between android_data and the ntfs ones

i wouldn't delete all the partitions, there's important stuff there like the efi boot stuff

unallocated*

idk they seem kind of important

isnt EFI just for windows stuff

or is it bios?

yeah, i see ntfs-based ones in there, so this is a windows/android dual-boot device? weird

afaik it's the new kind of bios

i'm not sure if windows would like you messing with the partition table outside it's walled garden, either

don't quote me on this but i think deleting the efi will brick the device

k

I can show how it looked before

deleting EFI partition would likely (not 100%, depends on device design) soft brick the device, i am assuming you are mounting the storage offline?

this is how it was

well I reversed it now

I just want to delete windows

and make android_data bigger

i think what you can do is resize the partitions like an inchworm until you get to android_data

http://askubuntu.com/questions/603436/gparted-how-to-move-partition-to-extend-the-size

http://superuser.com/questions/100379/how-to-move-a-partition-to-the-end-in-gparted

k my mouse is connected to my tablet

so I cant press 😄

so what I do is

make the ntfs unallocated

when make the one over unallocated

huge

that partition table is confusing lol

"microsoft android" etc

and then make it small at the same size again

😄

chinks ❤

yeah, but you make it small over to the right so that the extra space has been moved to the left

then you repeat the process until you get to the data partition

what @Count Blecky said is correct, you could keep resizing between adjacent partitions until you get it where you need it i suppose

oh great I cant change to size of the Microsoft reserved partition

should I just delete that partition?

parted shouldnt care

also?

but if it does, it _should_ be okay to delete, as long as they arent misleading you and its actually something critical

yeah

I think its just a normal windows 10 partition

this shit is so scary

first time I ever messed with linux I accidentally deleted windows completely

learned fast after that

it was soon after a fresh PC build so it wasn't too bad

Generally your partition table won't be quite as fucked with this

Dual boot is hackiness from the beginning

yeah mine was clean

I just pressed the wrong thing

Hahah

ok im doing it

im deleting the MSR partition