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After installing a newer version of kernel the old one still shows up in grub. Should I remove the entry only from grub or should I remove the old kernel ...
- 06-07-2007 #1
remove old kernel
After installing a newer version of kernel the old one still shows up in grub. Should I remove the entry only from grub or should I remove the old kernel completely? The last how can I do it?
- 06-08-2007 #2
if new kernel is working fine and you want to free up some space, un-install old kernel through YAST or 'rpm -e' command.
un-install will remove entries from menu.lst too.
OR keep old version too and put # signs before Old Kernel's title block in menu.lst file.It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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- 06-08-2007 #3
I tried through yast and the only kernel showing up is the new one. However I can boot to the old kernel. So where is the old one?
- 06-08-2007 #4
try to uninstall through 'rpm'.
Code:rpm -qa | grep -i kernel rpm -e kernel-{VERSION}It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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