I want to install arch-linux alongside my Windows. I've done this some times already since I kinda like reinstalling a fresh system every now and then.But now I have the problem that my boot partition is too full. Whenever I install Linux I mark the partition for booting without formating so that I don't delete my Windows boot manager. But my last installation failed because this partition seems too have no space left. Is there a way to easily remove the old stuff on the boot partition without deleting the Windows boot manager? Or do I have to cleanup the whole disk and reinstall Windows afterwards?
Dual Boot /mnt/boot/ is too full
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