I had many versions of kernel
installed in my system and ran out of space in /boot. So i decided to
remove old versions that i don't use anymore.
First in terminal type:
$ dpkg -l|grep Eg: dpkg -l|grep 3.5.0-16
It will typically show 4 packages:
1. linux-headers-
2. linux-headers--generic
3. linux-image--generic
4. linux-image-extra--generic
You can remove all the above 4 packages with
$sudo apt-get remove linux-headers-
linux-headers--generic linux-image--generic linux-image-extra--generic
This will remove the packages, free up space and also adjust your grub automatically. Note that i am using Ubuntu 12.10 but i think this will work for old versions too.
First in terminal type:
$ dpkg -l|grep
It will typically show 4 packages:
1. linux-headers-
2. linux-headers-
3. linux-image-
4. linux-image-extra-
You can remove all the above 4 packages with
$sudo apt-get remove linux-headers-
This will remove the packages, free up space and also adjust your grub automatically. Note that i am using Ubuntu 12.10 but i think this will work for old versions too.
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