Hi,
During updating Solus today (113 packages, 1,62 GiB), my system displayed an alert message telling me "Low hard disk space". Fortunately, I was able to finish this update and rebooted my computer without any problem.
This is due to originally, I planned 42 Go to install Solus Budgie and it had to be enough at this time. I must specify that my computer has 2 hard drives: 1 SSD (128 Go) to manage operating systems and 1 HDD (1 To) to manage personal data. But over time, it turned out to be insufficient and during today's update, my Solus partition went from 6.9 Go to 1.2 Go to finish more than 5 Go.
On this SDD coexist Solus and Windows managed in dual-boot.
(I specify that Windows is installed on my computer, because my internet service provider requires it to help me remotely in the event of a problem).
So I had the idea of take 10 Go from Windows to assign them to Solus and I successfully carried out this operation with the GParted application used on a USB key containing the ISO image of Solus 4.5 (it was not easy, because the partition containing the data in Windows was not contiguous with Solus).
However, when checking if Windows was operational (after pressing F12 when I start the PC), I noticed a line indicating "Solus Linux Bootloader - Drive not present".
What's more, Windows tells me "Option not available" in the defrag tool for the SSD, which wasn't the case before.
After research in the Solus help center, I found and typed this terminal command:
sudo clr-boot-manager update
thinking that this could resolve this anomaly.
In fact, this has generated a new entry of the same type in the BIOS:
https://0.0g.gg/?23bd5dd7e46b254c#4DQtn3wc1aLJzAPVx37dbJ9WirAjoGi4GqJhiLWxthdw
What can I do else?
Any help would be appreciated, thank you in advance.
