Hi,
I'm encountering errors on one node in the Proxmox cluster because everytime there is a kernel update, it fails, because the ESP partition is full. I have to manually mount it, delete one old kernel to make the update work.
I was analyzing why this only persists on one of the nodes and discovered that on the ESP partition in the
This looks like old kernel versions. Current kernel is
The other nodes also have these folders, but not that many. That's probably the reason why kernel updates always fail.
Now the question: can these folders be safely removed? There is none of the kernels installed on the system (not even in
Is that a place / directory maybe where in former Proxmox relases kernels were stored and this is not required anymore?
I'm encountering errors on one node in the Proxmox cluster because everytime there is a kernel update, it fails, because the ESP partition is full. I have to manually mount it, delete one old kernel to make the update work.
I was analyzing why this only persists on one of the nodes and discovered that on the ESP partition in the
EFI/proxmox
folder, there is:
Bash:
/EFI/proxmox# ls -1
5.3.18-3-pve
5.4.101-1-pve
5.4.103-1-pve
5.4.106-1-pve
This looks like old kernel versions. Current kernel is
6.5.13-5-pve
.The other nodes also have these folders, but not that many. That's probably the reason why kernel updates always fail.
Now the question: can these folders be safely removed? There is none of the kernels installed on the system (not even in
rc
state).Is that a place / directory maybe where in former Proxmox relases kernels were stored and this is not required anymore?
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