The /boot partition was filling up with old kernels. Nodus has automatic security updates turned on, so new kernels roll in and the old ones don't get removed.
I ran apt-get autoremove , which removed several old kernels. (apt is configured by default to keep two previous kernels around when autoremoving, so this isn't so risky)
Now: /dev/sda1 236M 94M 130M 42% /boot
In principle, one should be able change a setting in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50unattended-upgrades that would do this cleanup automatically, but this mechanism has a bug whose fix hasn't propagated out yet (link). So, I've added a line to nodus' root crontab to autoremove once a week, Sunday morning. |