PPS:
I should make it more clear.
On Thu, 3 Mar 2016 16:53:06 +0100, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
>>> HOWEVER, at every second automatic upgrade I "automatically" get
>>> the error message that "/boot is full". [snip]
>>> Is there any chance, this annoying behavior has been corrected?
>>> Because this definitely speaks against xubuntu being fast and
>>> useful.
>
>Assumed you should need a separated /boot partition, you perhaps could
>enlarge this partition and reinitialise your bootloader. If not, you
^^^^^^^^^^^^
You for sure need to reinstall the
bootloader.
>could copy this partition to the root directory, delete the /boot entry
>from /etc/fstab, remove the original boot partition (or keep it for
>nothing) and update your bootloader.
^^^^^^ You likely need to correct the entries of the
bootloader menu.
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