Re: [Installation/Uninstallation] Problems with two ubuntus

Prasanna wrote:
Could I just mount the old partition and delete the files and reuse
the space?

Yes.

Will that cause any problems with the bootloader
configuration?

I would suggest you delete the boot loader entry in /boot/grub/menu.lst of
the _new_ installation. Otherwise it may still try to find the old
installation which wouldn't work after deleting the files.


Nils

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