Hey guys, i've got this notifications (picture number 2) for the fourth time this week. I've been searching for the solutions so far, but i don't understand about it because what i've read it is so complicated, has anyone out there been in my position and how you encounter it? because i'am really need your help.
early thanks if you read this.
Volume of Boot Partition
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legion101098
Volume of Boot Partition
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gm10
Re: Volume of Boot Partition
Go Update Manager > View > Linux kernels and then remove all old kernels you no longer need. If you want to remove all unused kernels in one go, you can run this (copy & paste into a terminal):
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(printf 'sudo apt-get remove --purge -y ';dpkg-query -W -f '${Version}\n' linux-image-[^g]*|uniq -u|sed -e 's/\~[^~]*$//' -e 's/\.[^.]*$//' -e "/`uname -r|sed s/-generic//`/Q" -e 's/.*/linux-*-&*/'|tr '\n' ' ')|source /dev/stdin