I got this error (no space in /boot) upgrading from 7.04 to 7.10
The problem I see is that I never touched whatever it is in /boot since I created it in a previous ubuntu installation (245MiB), so I think that the update manager should know how to make the space needed (deleting the oldest files until it's satisfied for example).
I tried to resize the partition, but gparted won't allow me to do that. I think it's because the main ubuntu filesystem was created as lvm and is shown as unknown filesystem. My fault, but don't ask me why, it was about 5.10 and I can't barely rembember it now :-/
I got this error (no space in /boot) upgrading from 7.04 to 7.10
The problem I see is that I never touched whatever it is in /boot since I created it in a previous ubuntu installation (245MiB), so I think that the update manager should know how to make the space needed (deleting the oldest files until it's satisfied for example).
I tried to resize the partition, but gparted won't allow me to do that. I think it's because the main ubuntu filesystem was created as lvm and is shown as unknown filesystem. My fault, but don't ask me why, it was about 5.10 and I can't barely rembember it now :-/