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Has a separate boot partition ever been the installer default? I know every time I have installed Ubuntu in the last few years, it doesn't offer to set up separ
by yoasif_ 10y ago
Has a separate boot partition ever been the installer default? I know every time I have installed Ubuntu in the last few years, it doesn't offer to set up separate boot or home partitions -- those are allowed manually.
It'd be nice if the issue you linked to didn't occur (I guess by removing old kernels), but it seems to be something that mostly advanced users would come across -- or I guess they are people that think they are advanced (since they are playing with customizing the install).
- user5994461 10y agoThe installation default is to make a separate 100MB /boot partition. The issue happens systematically after a few updates (let's say 5 in average to fill the 100MB space). That means all users will come across this issue after a few months of usage and regular updates.