clean up old Ubuntu initrds #1757
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ekohl
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I think this is an issue in https://app.vagrantup.com/generic/boxes/ubuntu2004/versions/4.3.12 and wonder if we should instead pin to 4.3.10 for now.
If that is indeed a regression, then create an issue?
for some reason /boot contains both initrds with and without .img even if the ones with are not used, however, as /boot space is limited they prevent upgrades of packages, failing our pipelines delete them we don't really care about new kernels, or rebooting those VMs, but we care about updated userland, and this prevents it See lavabit/robox#294 for details
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for some reason /boot contains both initrds with and without .img even if the ones with are not used, however, as /boot space is limited they prevent upgrades of packages, failing our pipelines
delete them
we don't really care about new kernels, or rebooting those VMs, but we care about updated userland, and this prevents it