Boot partition is full

[Andrew R. Siegel]

I'm in the process of rebuilding a server, but in the
meantime, I need to free up space on the boot partition of
the current one.

For what ever reason, before I started working here, this
server was built with a 2GB boot partition. I now have
about 250MB free space and need to free up space soon.

Can I safely delete the folders "$NtUninstallKB####$? I
have no intention of uninstalling these updates.

Also, is there anything I can do about the
ServicePackFiles folder? It's 228MB.

I have a lot of space on the D: drive. Is there a way to
move these folders if I can't delete them? If I move
them, do I need to change a pointer somewhere so Windows
can find the folders?

Thanks.

A. Siegel

 

[jazz]

Go by partition manager and resize the partition to somethign like 5 gig. it
is common to keep a seperate data partition then your boot partition but
people forget to install programs and services to the second partition.
Also activedirectory profiles and /home paths can consume it alot too. you
might want to make sure thier paths are going to the second partition if
your running it.

 

[Jetro]

Just clone twice using an interim disk.

 

[Hank Arnold]

I'd move the swap file (virtual memory) first to the other drive. That will
free up a lot of space.