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I've seen the thread to counter this issue (can't link it because the two pictures below is my limit apparently) and even successfully ran through it in the past. However this time the commands aren't working. It appears that I need dependencies for some reason:

dependency errors

At first I thought it wasn't an issue but after purging all extra dependencies then running autoclean/autoremove, I realized it indeed did nothing. I've also tried to run apt-get -f install as suggested to no luck. I'm greeted the standard y/n install prompt. When I type y and continue, this is eventually displayed:

apt install -f

Zanna
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    Please don't post screenshots of your terminal (unless there's something that only a screenshot can show) - just copy and paste the text into your question and format it as code using the {} button - that way the text is searchable – Zanna Sep 03 '17 at 19:25
  • can you do a ls -lh /boot and df -h. Then post the output to your question? – David Sep 03 '17 at 21:13

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You will have to free up some space on your /boot partition before you can do anything.

ls -lh /boot and look for large files to delete, but be careful not to delete your any of the kernels that you need.

Once you have deleted some of the kernel files that you do not need you should be able to run apt-get autoremove

Again do not delete your running kernel files, or the newest kernel files. If you do, you will render your computer unbootable.

Good luck.

David
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