/boot partition full after latest kernel upgrade

[openaspace]

/boot partition full after latest kernel upgrade

i can safety use apt autoremove to remove unusued kernels...
I have found in the forum some user that experienced big problems using apt autoremove.

Please let me know.

 

[danielb]

You can remove old kernels manually. List them with

dpkg -l | grep pve-kernel

Then

apt remove --purge pve-kernel-xxx

Keep only the last 3 versions. If disk where full during the last update, reinstall the last one with

apt reinstall pve-kernel-xxx

 

[openaspace]

really thankyou.
it's needed a reboot to be sure that kernel version is working correctly?

thank you

 

[danielb]

You should Indeed reboot to run the latest kernel anyway. But I recommend to do so after feeeing some space and reinstalling the latest kernel, to be sure

 

[openaspace]

yes i was meaning this.. already deleted old kernels and reinstalled the latest kernel