custom-kernel

Uninstalling old kernels

If /boot/ is too full (check with df), we need to uninstall old kernels.

List installed packages with dpkg --get-selections, filter for kernels with grep, e.g., version 6.6.20:

niklas@starfive:~$ dpkg --get-selections | grep 6.6.20
linux-headers-6.6.20-cosec-test+                install
linux-headers-6.6.20-starfive                   install
linux-image-6.6.20-cosec-test+                  install
linux-image-6.6.20-starfive                     install

Keep the original kernel (linux-image-6.6.20-starfive).

Uninstall others with dpkg -P, e.g.,

sudo dpkg -P linux-headers-6.6.20-cosec-test+ linux-image-6.6.20-cosec-test+