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When trying to run the automatic update I get as alarm that " Your boot sector is full" try to delete you trash or/and run: sudo apt-get clean in your bootsector .

I've tried but it doesn`t help - bootsector is about 245MB large on Ubuntu 14.04 and 500 Gb HD

vmlinuz are found in a number of 6 - from 23 and upward to 30.

so due to an anserw it should be to delite nr 2323,24,25 and 26. there is som **.efi to.

So i stared whith nr 23.

terminal: sodu apt-get purge linuz-3.16.0-23-generic and enter o c.

result:command not found ???????? by all means i have seen som odd signs like a parashute in 90degress turn but that i have not seen on my keebord.

Obviusly i am doing somthing wrong - BUT WHAT??

andrew.46
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Henrik Mundt
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You should try to remove the old kernels, i.e. the packages named linux-image-xxxxx-generic, where xxxxx is any old version that you are not using. In order to see which version you're using you can run:

uname -a
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