[Bug 595779] Re: I think problem is I used the same partitions I originally made for an old Red Hat installation, which worked just fine for Ubuntu 9.10. /boot is ~107MB, and appears to be too small. I was able to boot my new 10.04 install, but when I ran Update Manager, it reported ~19MB too little space in /boot, and suggested I empty Trash and run "sudo apt-get clean", which I did to no avail. The very next partition on the disk is 32GB, which I have mounted at /usr (ext4). Is there a way I can enlarge the /boot partition into the beginning of the /usr partition without having to re-install?

[Dave Senger]

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I think problem is I used the same partitions I originally made for an old Red Hat installation, which worked just fine for Ubuntu 9.10.  /boot is ~107MB, and appears to be too small.  I was able to boot my new 10.04 install, but when I ran Update Manager, it reported ~19MB too little space in /boot, and suggested I empty Trash and run "sudo apt-get clean", which I did to no avail.  The very next partition on the disk is 32GB, which I have mounted at /usr (ext4).  Is there a way I can  enlarge the /boot partition into the beginning of the /usr partition without having to re-install?
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