I Love Ubuntu after Fedora it is my preferred OS who live in my personal Laptop. Today I was trying to install Oracle Virtualbox in my Laptop during building initrd image I start getting boot partition full error on screen.
Also in apt-get installation screen I got below error message due to no space left in /boot partition:
So for remediating this problem I followed below steps:
- First of all check the current kernel version.
uname -r- Check the installed kernels through this command:
dpkg --list 'linux-image*' | grep ^ii- Delete the old and unused kernel which you don’t want to use it:
sudo apt-get remove linux-image-<version>Where <version> will be the version of unused old kernel.
- After old kernel deletion update the grub by running below command. This below command will regenerate updated Grub2 configuration file.
sudo update-grub129 total views, 4 views today
Charanjit is working as a Linux Subject Matter Expert in Kyndryl, he has 16 Years of professional experience in IT Infrastructure Projects implementation and support service delivery. Rich work experience in Data Centers and MSCs (Mobile Switching Centers). He possesses good knowledge in Linux, VMware, AWS, and Openstack Cloud.
He is a lazy System Administrator who likes to Automate his task through Shell scripts and Ansible playbooks. He has contributed his many Automations work in Kyndryl and also maintain his own internal company Github repo.
His hobby is researching on new technologies and sharing this through his blog but if he is not researching or writing blog then you will find him listening music while sipping cup of coffee and enjoying the nature view.
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He is a lazy System Administrator who likes to Automate his task through Shell scripts and Ansible playbooks. He has contributed his many Automations work in Kyndryl and also maintain his own internal company Github repo.
His hobby is researching on new technologies and sharing this through his blog but if he is not researching or writing blog then you will find him listening music while sipping cup of coffee and enjoying the nature view.
You can find him on Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin or send him an email at webmaster@cjcheema.com
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Hi…your articles are real help..!
Can you please suggest how to locate a device in linux?