I am on Ubuntu 14.04 server with only ssh access into the machine in question.
Someone else setup this machine, and they added a ridiculous swap space...a little more than half of the SSD. Here's the current setup.
sdb 119.2G disk
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---->sdb1 512M part /boot/efi
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---->sdb2 55G part /
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---->sdb3 63.8G part [SWAP]
I don't need any swap space at all. This machine has pleanty of RAM, and the swap space is never used. I'd like to remove the sdb3 partition, and add that 63.8G of space into sdb2.
I've used gparted several times, but only on desktops with UI's, and never in a terminal.
Can anyone give me some advice on a safe way to perform this transition?