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webwzrd
28th November 2009, 05:18 PM
Looks like I made a bone-head mistake! While uprading from F11 to F12, I got a message saying I needed to clear some space in /boot and suggested I remove old kernals - I did, but got a message saying still needed more space. I made (I now realize) the mistake of removing /boot/upgrade/install.img.
The upgrade continued, however upon reboot I'm getting a message that /upgrade/install.img is not being found. Is this something I can replace?
dfv78
29th November 2009, 05:39 AM
Looks like I made a bone-head mistake! While uprading from F11 to F12, I got a message saying I needed to clear some space in /boot and suggested I remove old kernals - I did, but got a message saying still needed more space. I made (I now realize) the mistake of removing /boot/upgrade/install.img.
The upgrade continued, however upon reboot I'm getting a message that /upgrade/install.img is not being found. Is this something I can replace?
Hi, I was about to do the exact same thing when I found your post. I would be in the same situation.
I still need to free some space to upgrade to F12 but I don't know what to erase. I need only 6 MB.
webwzrd
29th November 2009, 12:37 PM
I finally replaced the install.img by forcing preupgrade to run again.
To get more room on /boot. I ran the the recommended: tune2fs -l /dev/sdb1 (replace sdb1 if necessary with your boot drive).
Everything seems good!
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