Dents:
My workstation has two 1-T HDDs. First one holds UBUNTU and that's OKey. But the 2nd drive ... I accidentally installed an OS onto that "data-drive". It's mounted at some unspeakable 15-letter /dev/ point. Why or how I don't know. Seems to me the tool **gparted** should allow me to remove those OS files and return the drive to a single 1-T ext4 data partition with a reasonable mount-point: something like /dev/Secondvolume.
But, viewing the gparted tool output, and GOOGLING for tutorial help leaves me totally in-the-dark. Mumbo-jumbo. I don't know how to accomplish the tasks.
What concrete steps should I take to wipe clean that drive , establish a single partition, allow manual mounting and leave it with a "simple" mount-point?
My workstation has two 1-T HDDs. First one holds UBUNTU and that's OKey. But the 2nd drive ... I accidentally installed an OS onto that "data-drive". It's mounted at some unspeakable 15-letter /dev/ point. Why or how I don't know. Seems to me the tool **gparted** should allow me to remove those OS files and return the drive to a single 1-T ext4 data partition with a reasonable mount-point: something like /dev/Secondvolume.
But, viewing the gparted tool output, and GOOGLING for tutorial help leaves me totally in-the-dark. Mumbo-jumbo. I don't know how to accomplish the tasks.
What concrete steps should I take to wipe clean that drive , establish a single partition, allow manual mounting and leave it with a "simple" mount-point?