Case: Updating a Linux Mint 20 installation successfully, rebooting and receiving a pop-up message: Error: The volume "boot" has only 54 MB disk space remaining.
Solution
The /boot/ partition is used for boot loader files (e.g., kernels, initrd). During update, kernel headers are updated but their older counterparts remain.
Run sudo apt autoremove
autoremove deletes files, downloaded by updates, that no longer have dependencies, such as the kernel headers stored in /boot/.
References
- Filesystem Hierarchy Standard – Wikipedia
- How do I remove old kernel versions to clean up the boot menu?
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