Boot is 96% full. Maybe that 's the reason I don 't have apps installed and can 't fix errors. What old cores can I remove from it? There is a screenshot
After a reboot the newest kernel should be booted. In your case 5.5.0-3 - you can check the running kernel with uname -a. If the new kernel works without problems, the old ones can be removed. More answers are available on StackOverflow.
How did you install FreedomBox? I would advice against putting /boot on a separate partition if only to avoid this annoyance.
Yes, I see that the latest version of kernel 5.4.0-3, but uname -a shows 4.19.0-3. That 's why I ask which core to remove.
I installed the Friedombox from the image downloaded from the site.
I had the same problem some time ago. Unattended updates is meant to delete the old kernels, but for some reasons it didn’t in my box.
I removed the old kernels manually, but I still had various problems. (Loosing connection…)
Somewere on the road I messed up somehing.
After a clean install these problems are gone and I never lost connection or had any other issues.
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This is related to this issue:
I think we can prioritize it for the next release.
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