Week 9, 2026

TraceyC

MikeK61 First Discover stopped the update with disk full error.

I recommend starting a new Support thread for your issue. The first thing you should check is to make sure your disk isn't actually running out of space. But - new thread.

MikeK61

TraceyC MikeK61 First Discover stopped the update with disk full error.

I recommend starting a new Support thread for your issue. The first thing you should check is to make sure your disk isn't actually running out of space. But - new thread.

Thanks for your reply TraceyC.
My disk has more than 500GB free.

If i remember correctly the notice was related to the Solus side not mine.
There was also a notice that some old files couldn't be removed in case of permission and it would cause conflicts.
What i am now facing.

Any help is greatly apreciated.

davidjharder

Cherry-picked freetype2 for security fixes

Xoph

brent But hey they said they would credit my account for $10 after not having internet for 2+ days. 🙄😒

brent

Xoph 🤮 they knocked off $20 for my week....my employer thought I moved into the office..wondered why I was leaving at 10pm and getting there 3 hours early...$20 could not cover the headaches 😃

Harvey

If you want to complain about ISPs please start another thread. Additionally if you pay $100 for the internet per month than 1 day is worth $3.22 assuming a 31 day month. You are not entitled to anything more than reimbursement for the days you had no service, I have nfi what you expected they would do.

brent

Harvey , I have nfi what you expected they would do.

no new thread. Besides the $20 I wanted some meals comped and gas money though. Will keep it to myself 🙂

Harvey

Cherry-picked brave v1.87.192 and vivaldi-stable v7.8.3925.76

zmaint

Still having the issue when there is a kernel update and an nvidia update of their not being enough room. I thought that this had been resolved? Isn't it supposed to delete everything except two kernels?

If anyone needs how to manually correct this failed update:

sudo clr-boot-manager mount-boot

sudo clr-boot-manager list-kernels
sudo clr-boot-manager remove-kernel <your-oldest-kernel-name>
sudo clr-boot-manager set-kernel <your-newest-kernel-name>
sudo clr-boot-manager update
sudo usysconf run -f

Also a temporary fix would be to use gparted from a live USB and increase the EFI partition.

TraceyC

zmaint Still having the issue when there is a kernel update and an nvidia update of their not being enough room. I thought that this had been resolved? Isn't it supposed to delete everything except two kernels?

It's unclear from your message what's happening.

Is your /boot partition at least 1GB?
Do you have more than two kernels for current/LTS?
Are old kernels not being removed? open bug for that

Once we know more, we can answer.

Instructions on how to remove old kernels are already available in the Help Center.

zmaint

TraceyC I've already posted on the github page and was under the impression that a fix was incoming. I was the last report on 10/24/25 before it looks like the bug was closed?

It's not deleting the oldest kernels. I installed Solus Plasma on my current PC in Jan of 2020. I also built a new machine for my daughter early last year. I let the installer set the partitions, and both are 512mb which was the Solus default at the time of both installs. We both have Solus Plasma, we both have Nvidia (I a 4070 and she a 3060), and we both are continuing to have the same issue. The oldest kernel doesn't get deleted before it attempts to install the new one. I could change the EFI to 1gb, but unless it starts deleting old kernels the problem will return.

TraceyC

zmaint I've already posted on the github page and was under the impression that a fix was incoming.

Yes, a fix is being worked on but hasn't been completed. In the meantime, you'll need to manually remove the oldest kernels.

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