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[ynatalia <question76926@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Question #76926 on Ubuntu changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/76926

    Status: Answered => Open

ynatalia is still having a problem:
I'm not working from a live cd session. I installed ubuntu, and I think
you're right that the problem is that I installed it with not enough
space left on it afterwards. Anyway, I typed in gedit
/boot/grub/menu.lst in to the terminal, and its telling me 'no such file
or directory'. Also, I said above that I can't get in to windows. it
won't let me boot to it. it comes in on the list at the beginning, but
when I highlight it and press enter, it doesn't work. i've tried doing
it from the XP cd, but that doesn't work either. oh and Ubuntu doesn't
have 10 gb of space ~_~. that was my fault to begin with. I think that
I'll delete ubuntu, maybe try it again later. but yeah, for the time
being I want to completely get rid of it. I've read in a lot of places
that you can only do this through gparted? I'm not sure, but if there's
a way to be able to do it without that, I'd like to try. AND, i'd really
like to get in to my windows partition >_< if at all possible. I know
its there, and getting grub to let me boot in to it would be GREAT. I
think if I reached it I would be better able to work this out. again,
thank you very much for helping me out with this. You're answering very
quickly, so thank you so much!

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