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Thread: boot partition filling up!

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    boot partition filling up!

    when i installed ubuntu 12.04 (on SSD), i used the alternate ISO to make two primary partitions:

    first a /boot partition 300MB
    second /encrypted partition (rest of the space on the SSD!)

    when i update the system, more and more space is being used from the /boot partition and is currently 78% full.

    Question: how do i clear out unused / old files from the /boot partition?

    I don’t want to be doing an update and run out of room!

    Thanks

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    Re: boot partition filling up!

    You could try uninstalling old kernels. Use synaptic, search for "linux-image" and purge the old versions.
    Last edited by Impavidus; November 16th, 2012 at 04:46 PM. Reason: Misread post

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