I found that the installation creates a 241 meg partician that is a
mirror of the /boot directory. That is what gets filled up. I finally
gave up trying to make more space and reinstalled the system. I am not
Ubuntu literate enough to figure out the command line instructions.
You would think they would create the larger space during the install if
this becomes a problem. I like and use Ubuntu all the time and have
recommended it to friends who are not as computer literate as myself.
They will not be able to fix this themselves.
I have multiple hard drives, internal and external on my computer, so
nothing on the drive containing the operating system is really
important. All data is stored on other drives. starting over fresh is a
pain in the butt, but put the problem off until The space is used up again.
Bill
On 02/19/2015 02:38 AM, LanceZ wrote:
> I have over 400GB free, so no I'm not low on disk space.
>
Lance,
I found that the installation creates a 241 meg partician that is a
mirror of the /boot directory. That is what gets filled up. I finally
gave up trying to make more space and reinstalled the system. I am not
Ubuntu literate enough to figure out the command line instructions.
You would think they would create the larger space during the install if
this becomes a problem. I like and use Ubuntu all the time and have
recommended it to friends who are not as computer literate as myself.
They will not be able to fix this themselves.
I have multiple hard drives, internal and external on my computer, so
nothing on the drive containing the operating system is really
important. All data is stored on other drives. starting over fresh is a
pain in the butt, but put the problem off until The space is used up again.
Bill
On 02/19/2015 02:38 AM, LanceZ wrote:
> I have over 400GB free, so no I'm not low on disk space.
>