Kernel update problem - no space left on device

TheVE

Hey everyone, I'm having a problem I'm hoping someone can help with. After my last update, there was an error updating. See screenshot.

I don't know how to fix this. I checked installed kernels and there were 9 current and 8 lts. So I removed all but 2 current and 1 lts, but clr-boot-manager update still fails with a "no space left on device" error.

Any ideas?

Much appreciated!

pomon

Take a look at this

TheVE

As mentioned, I've already removed the old kernels. 195 free on /boot. 512MB default install size partition.

Trying to run clr-boot-manager update gives me the following

brent

TheVE . 512MB default install size partition

1GB is the standard rec now and that rec is about a year old or more.

I've done this in gparted. shrink root. add to /boot. something like that. 512 no longer sustainable.

/as I remember it/

pomon

Show after mounting /boot:

sudo clr-boot-manager mount-boot
ls -l /boot/EFI/com.solus-project/

stocc

What does efibootmgr show? (Use sudo eopkg it efibootmgr to install it if it's not already installed.)

You may just need to delete some old boot entries (sudo efibootmgr -Bb <boot entry number>) to clear some space before doing the clr-boot-manager update.