partition table X98 plus looks?

[MeatEater]

Hi Jan!

Android creates a lot of partitions by default. So if you still want Android to function be careful which ones you delete. Also the UEFI seems to have created more than one partition and I think you should keep those as well; otherwise your device might not boot properly. Someone in here definitely knows which ones.

I’m almost in the same situation as you, except I don’t want to keep android, just Windows and reuse the unallocated space from the former Androidpartition(about ~24Gb).

Hopefully someone in here will help us both.

 

[winston smith]

I strongly suggest not to remove the littel partitions. you would brick the android part without any doubt.

If you want to remove android, you have to leave partition 1 [boot EFI] and the 3 last intact [recovery, Microsoft windows partition, and finally Windows].

 

At least that was the case on x98 [regular] tablet.

I’m not not sure they are in the right order on the picture. You should try on android with DiskInfo. It will give you the label of each partition.

 

[winston smith]

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[winston smith]

debian root and debian home was before 2 of the windows partitions i resized after that and there were a last partition i erased.

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