[SGVLUG] Volume "boot" has only 18.1 MB disk space remaining - Want to find Ubuntu Tech Person

[Dan Buthusiem]

I would be more than happy to help you at our next LUG meeting if you
haven't gotten help by then.

/boot is usually just used for booting. The warning probably isn't anything
to be worried about, as the usage may have only increased due to updates.
It's generally kept at a small partition size, because the boot loader
doesn't need much space.
On May 14, 2016 4:16 PM, "Jan Foote via SGVLUG" <sgvlug at sgvlug.net> wrote:

> Hi All,
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> First thing:
> When I boot up my PC with Ubuntu 12.04 on it shows:
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> The Volume boot has only 18.1 MB disk space remaining.  You can free up
> disk space by removing unused programs or files or by moving files to
> another disk or partition.
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> The disk usage analyzer shows the boot usage is at 100% and 64.7 GB are
> available.
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> I have no idea what to do about this and it may be above my skill level.
> I am a beginner Geek and use both Windows and Ubuntu.  I have used Ubuntu
> for years and love it for it's speed and security from virus's etc. I have
> it as a stand alone operating system on this PC but I always try to
> partition drives with Windows and Ubuntu both.  I have always had someone
> set that up for me and do installs.  This problem PC is Ubuntu only and is
> my everyday trusty, reliable, regular computer for e-mail, etc.
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> What needs to be done about this in hopefully simple instructions?
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> Second thing:
> I'm looking for a Linux tech guy, that I can hire, to do installs for both
> Windows and Linux, and handle issues like this one, etc. The guy I use now
> can only do an Ubuntu install as he is a "Windows guy".  I've used the UCLA
> Linux Installfest for help before and the next one is a ways off.
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> I would appreciate any help or suggestions.
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> I live in Eagle Rock.
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> Thanks,
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> Jan Foote
> churrochick at yahoo.com
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