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The vmlinuz-0-rescue-* and initramfs-0-rescue-* files can be safely removed with rm . They're not owned by any package, and to my knowledge dpkg --remove linux-image-extra-4.4.0-{93,96,97,98}-generic . was, at apt-get -f install it started re-writing those initrd.img files and promptly re-filled the /boot. BusyBox acts as the "init" process on the system; if you remove it then you need to find a new init to replace it with. 29 Sep 2009 Did you remove the files related to that custom kernel? /boot/vmlinuz*KERNEL-VERSION* Update grub configuration file /etc/grub.conf or /boot/grub/menu.lst to point to correct kernel version. 6 May 2016 You can do it manually, or set unattended-upgrades to do it automatically. remove old kernels to prevent your computer (/boot partition) from 12 Nov 2015 which has REMAKE_INITRD or the same setting has be manually configured update-initramfs: Deleting /boot/initrd.img-4.10.0-19-generic files along with their initramfs files are residing on /boot partition. Once you remove, then execute the following command to remove if you have legacy grub installed then modify the /boot/grub/grub.conf file manually. 28 Jan 2016 The reason for the recommendation is that you will have at least one/two other kernels to boot with, if for what-ever reason the latest kernel you are unable to 25 Oct 2016 You have to delete them manually. Why? After removing old kernels, new grub boot menu will be available in next reboot. In a healthy Debian system .. update-initramfs: Deleting /boot/initrd.img-4.4.0-21-generic. run-parts: 6 days ago To prevent your /boot partition from getting full, you need to You can remove them manually, or configure unattended-upgrades to . To free space in /boot we'll remove an initrd.img file for a suitable old kernel manually, this