To Matt's question: Do you still need a log and if yes, where can I find it?
I am not sure whether the installation failed. Synaptic didn't bring up an error. However what happened (and this happened several times on several machines with Hoary and Dapper - I never did get deep into Breezy because I perceived it too buggy):
- /boot partition (quite small, I have taken over my partitioning from another distribution that recommends small /boot partitions) is full
- The error message occurs when booting into the latest kernel
- Booting into older kernel works
- After deinstallation of an older kernel version and reinstallation of the latest kernel version, everything is fine.
I am not sure whether I like the idea that the installation of the new kernel aborts in case of missing disk space. I rather would prefer that an older kernel version gets deinstalled (I don't need four or five kernel versions, two is enough, the new one and the latest working)
To Matt's question: Do you still need a log and if yes, where can I find it?
I am not sure whether the installation failed. Synaptic didn't bring up an error. However what happened (and this happened several times on several machines with Hoary and Dapper - I never did get deep into Breezy because I perceived it too buggy):
- /boot partition (quite small, I have taken over my partitioning from another distribution that recommends small /boot partitions) is full
- The error message occurs when booting into the latest kernel
- Booting into older kernel works
- After deinstallation of an older kernel version and reinstallation of the latest kernel version, everything is fine.
I am not sure whether I like the idea that the installation of the new kernel aborts in case of missing disk space. I rather would prefer that an older kernel version gets deinstalled (I don't need four or five kernel versions, two is enough, the new one and the latest working)
Regards
Erich