Public bug reported:
I am running trusty with full disk encryption and thus a separate /boot
partition.
Software updater, at times, fails to complete the upgrade telling me that /boot
does not have enough free disk-space.
Well, it should have the button to "run apt-get autoremove" to
automatically remove packages that may be using disk space on /boot.
(Because on trusty, old kernels are automatically marked for
autoremoval)
This will also lower the amount of support requests elmo gets in the
office.
Also I believe infinity would be happy to not be bugged about enabling
autoremoval with unattended apt by default.
And mpt would be happy, that upgrades are self-serviced.
mvo, please, please, implement this =)
** Affects: update-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Assignee: Michael Vogt (mvo)
Status: New
** Tags: trusty
** Attachment added: "software-update-needs-clean-button.png"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1389620/+attachment/4253603/+files/software-update-needs-clean-button.png
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software-updater refuses to upgrade, needs a button to clean /boot
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