22.04 raspi image needs larger boot partition

[Pablo]

After installing updates to jammy 22.04 on my pi 4, i was getting warning messages about the vfat partition mounted on /boot/firmware being low on space. The updates included kernel updates. My workaround for now is rm /boot/firmware/*.bak

Rather than muck around with gparted, I will just delete these *.bak files after each kernel upgrade. I plan to do a fresh install with each point release until this and some other bugs (which I will file soon) are gone.

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[Pablo (ranchopablo)]

I have no idea which package sets the size of the vfat partition. I downloaded the image, wrote it to a usb3-connected dual drive (raid1) enclosure and plugged it into a pi 4. Booted and followed the instructions from there. I'm running mirrored 2 tb drives. If the installer offered me the option of expanding this partition I would have been generous and expanded it to at least 1 gigabyte