On 19/05/2023 03:24, home user wrote:
On 5/18/23 6:30 PM, Felix Miata wrote:
I put the output of "tree /boot" on the google drive here:
"https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MlfEduVC62KVLnnBJMXbmUd0_zkhDnHF/view?usp=sharing";.
I do not know what does not belong.
I have not seen initrd-plymouth.img and {initramfs,vmlinuz}-fedup
previously, but I guess they are leftovers from some earlier system
upgrade. I don't think they are needed any more, especially if they are
older than about a year. You likely can simply remove those (together
with the initramfs for the old fc19 kernel).
Also looks like you have three installations of grub on your /boot.
One in /boot/grub, one in /boot/grub/locale (which is totally out of
place) and one in /boot/grub2. You only need one of them. The currently
used path should be /boot/grub2. You should verify that the files in
/boot/grub and /boot/grub/locale are indeed older than /boot/grub2 and
then you can delete /boot/grub. Or better rename the directory to
something else and if your system still boots properly, then remove it.
If not, use some live system from USB and rename it back.
Since /boot/efi does not seem to be on a separate partition, I'm
assuming you are not using UEFI but booting in legacy BIOS mode. You
then likely also don't need the content of /boot/efi. But since there is
enough other stuff to remove and it will come back in the future with
some package updates if you simply delete the files, I would leave that
for last.
If you really are booting in legacy BIOS mode and also want to get rid
of the files in /boot/efi, you would have to remove the packages
grub2-efi-x64 and shim-x64 (which are protected from removal by files in
/etc/dnf/protected.d).
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