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•  Establish the status of the /boot drive by running

  Code Block
  language bash
  df -ah

  If /boot is not indeed full then this fix will not apply.

• Manually remove old kernels from the /boot directory to free up space. Make sure to leave at the latest kernelleast one or two of the newest kernels.

• With space free, the installation of the latest kernel can proceed:

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  language bash
  sudo aptitude build-dep sudo apt-get -f install

• If all goes well, the latest kernel should be installed. The old manually deleted kernel still just need to be cleanup up from the package manager:

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  sudo apt-get remove linux-image- #{for each kernel manually deleted}