Am 18. Sep, 2017 schwätzte Michael Butash so:

> I've had to move the initrd's elsewhere when they've filled up /boot as
> well.  Move all but one in use and deleting to where ever you have space,
> delete the linux-images gracefully with apt, moving another back when
> deleting it next.
>
> Anymore I give boot a 500mb-1g boot drive because kernels are getting huge,
> I got tired of breaking things with 100-200mb /boot drives across time.

Yeah, I have a couple systems with postage stamp sized boot partitions :(.
They're annoying.

It's like a swap partition, it uses so little space compared to the size
of the hard drive that it's mostly irrelevant.

ciao,

der.hans

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>> Move the old initrds to somewhere that has more space, then reboot and see
>> if anything breaks?  dpkg saying that the files are not owned by anything
>> sounds reasonable if they're built dynamically.
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