 | | | deleting old kernels | deleting old kernels 2003-01-14 - By Mike Burger
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Actually, rpm should do it for you, if you're updated.
"rpm -e kernel-<version>
On Tue, 14 Jan 2003, Kevin Weslowski wrote:
> Hello,
>
> After getting a kernel upgrade through up2date, I've used the kernel
> confidently for quite a while now, and I was wondering what I need to do
>
> to completely get rid of all traces of the old kernel...I believe there
> should only be 2 steps:
> 1) do an rpm uninstall of that old kernel
> 2) remove the "backup kernel" code from lilo manually, that up2date put
> in there when the new kernel was installed
>
> am I missing anything? I just don't want any unnecessary remnants of
> the old kernel or anything to do with it after I decide to remove
> it...thanks in advance,
>
> Kevin
>
>
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