Clr-Boot-Manager Error no space left on device

Axios

Harvey I want to get to linux current its running on lts which in the past I think it was always on current
I had like 7-8 kernels shoulda counted but deleted half of them

Harvey

Axios

If you had ran out of space and now have made space. sudo eopkg it --reinstall linux-current

Harvey

penny-farthing

Considering Axios error says no space left and yours does not, no its not the same error.

penny-farthing

Harvey

Thank you pour this precision.

Axios

I am just going leave it i guess its still booting -280lts
Sorry if i sound dumb ever since that crappy covid i have good days and bad with memory
today is a slow day..

linux current install went fine no errors

brent

Axios if you had 7 kernels and got rid of most, just doublecheck your /boot is 1GB and carry on 🙂

Axios

brent Ya but I want switch to current and thats the issue
Ran clear boot manager update then listed have 1 current and lts kernel

brent

Axios don't you just hit the spacebar key (or is it the enter key?) when it's booting up then you can pick the kernel? something like that?

stocc

Axios I'm not on my PC at present, but I think there is a sudo clr-boot-manager set-kernel command, which allows you to switch kernels. You may want to check that out.

Axios

stocc Thanks alot that worked like a charm
(sudo clr-boot-manager set-kernel com.solus-project.current.6.18.13-330)

Always a command for everything in linux its just knowing it..lol

Original-Syn

Axios

Always a command for everything in linux its just knowing it..lol

That is because at some point, someone had a problem and thought... "It sure would be nice to have a command to take care of this" 😉

bigrammy

I always use it to control kernels and mount the boot partition.
` $ sudo clr-boot-manager -h
Usage: clr-boot-manager

  version - Print the version and quit
  report-booted - Report the current kernel as successfully booted
  remove-kernel - Remove the kernel from the system
     mount-boot - Mount the boot directory
           help - Show help message
         update - Perform post-update configuration of the system
    set-timeout - Set the timeout to be used by the bootloader
get-console-mode - Get the console mode to be used by the bootloader
    get-timeout - Get the timeout to be used by the bootloader
     set-kernel - Configure kernel to be used at next boot
   list-kernels - Display currently selectable kernels to boot
set-console-mode - Set the console mode to be used by the bootloader

 Options:
 -p, --path           Set the base path for boot management operations.
 -i, --image          Force clr-boot-manager to run in image mode.
 -n, --no-efi-update  Don't update efi vars when using shim-systemd backend.`