Ubuntu keeps to many old kernel-images and initrd within /boot. Space is exausted and it fails to delete old unused kernels before creating a new initrd failing building an initrd for the newly installed kernel.
A workaround is to delete all old unused kernels and then try it again. It will succeed.
Ubuntu keeps to many old kernel-images and initrd within /boot. Space is exausted and it fails to delete old unused kernels before creating a new initrd failing building an initrd for the newly installed kernel.
A workaround is to delete all old unused kernels and then try it again. It will succeed.