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/dev/nvme0n1p2 clean problem BUT sudo get-apt update says no space even though there is

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I'm aware the /dev/nvme0n1p2 clean problem when starting up is a common one, but when I go into the terminal using ctrl+alt+f2 and run the sudo get-apt update command, it gives errors saying there is no space available.

I know the solution would usually be to make space, but when I look at my partitions via Windows (as I'm dual booting), the 64GB of space I made for Ubuntu has separated into 44GB of unallocated space and 22GB of a partition called RESTORE (D:). In addition to this though, it says that there is STILL 9.46GB of free space in the RESTORE (D:) partition nevertheless.

I was wondering if anyone can make sense of a) why it decided to split in the first place, b) why it says there is no space even though there is nearly 10GB still, and c) what a solution for this would be without reinstalling any operating systems.

P.S. I am a beginner and this was my first time rebooting after disabling secure boot, Windows evidently booted up fine after inputting BitLocker key. I'm trying to learn. thanks.

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(1) it's `apt-get` or just `apt` (2) free space in Windows partitions or unallocated space are totally irrelevant here. **You need to free more space in your system (root) partition**. Checking it is better done from Ubuntu, either graphically (Disks is installed by default) or with command in terminal.
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