Ubuntu12.04 clear old Kernel

When I updated the Ubuntu12.04 system today, the system prompts that the/boot space is insufficient, and the system will be stunned on the spot. How can the space of Shenma and/boot be lost? Then, check it out, it turns out that the old kernel is full./boot partition. Check the number of kernels in the system. As I have deleted four old kernels, & ldquo; deinstall & rdquo ;, next Delete the old kernel: sudoapt-getremovelinux-image-3.2.0-31-gener

When I updated the Ubuntu 12.04 system today, I was prompted that the/boot space was insufficient and I was stunned on the spot. Why didn't the space of Shenma and/boot be enough? Then, let's take a look, it turns out that the old kernel is full of/boot partitions.

Check the number of kernels in the system:

Because I have deleted four old kernels, "deinstall" is displayed. Next, delete the old kernel:

Sudo apt-get remove linux-image-3.2.0-31-generic-pae

Check the/boot partition, and the space is gradually freed up. You can continue to update the system!