When installing kernel updates, mintUpdate does not check if there is enough space to install the kernel.
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To Reproduce
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uninstall some current kernel
fill /boot (e.g. with some nonsense as placeholder for real kernels)
try to install kernel uninstalled in 1)
See error
Expected behavior
As /boot usually/often is kept a very small partition (recommendations vary, e.g. 1 GB) it should be checked if there is enough place to store the new kernel, at least via thumb rule.
When installing kernel updates, mintUpdate does not check if there is enough space to install the kernel.
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To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior As /boot usually/often is kept a very small partition (recommendations vary, e.g. 1 GB) it should be checked if there is enough place to store the new kernel, at least via thumb rule.
Distribution:
Software version: 5.8.4
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