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I have hp thinclient T630 with 64ssd disk on which i run home assistant server on docker container.

It was working very well for half a year or so, today i noticed it is down. I figured my disk is so full it does not even load GUI. I can only access console.

I don't have much knowledge with linux, it took me quite some time to set everything up.

I've noticed that almost 50G of disk space is used by /var/lib/docker I will attach images, is there a way to clear that up? Also is there a way to clone all data if i buy a bigger disk, so i don't have to re-install everything again? img1

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RushSI
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First it looked like this: failed to boot1 failed to boot2

Then after googling around and trying to free some space, the only way that freed around 2G of space was using docker image prune -a command. Prior to this my /dev/sda2 was 58/58G full, after it, it says 56/58G, but still shows 100% full.

But then upon restart, ubuntu also stops at loading like on first image here, but without any FAILED error. I can still get into console by ctrl+alt+f1/f2. But i can't get into that log on "failed to boot2" by pressing esc.

Did i mess something up that way?

About bios errors, i think it does not have any connection with this problem, i'm pretty sure that error was there all along since i got this PC, formatting it and installing ubuntu.

What should i do now? As a newbie i really don't know where to look next.

RushSI
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