Delete kernel
I have redhat 8.0 and i have upgraded my kernel. Its all running fine but i donw want to waste my HDD space with the old kernel.
How do I get rid of the old kernel in the bootloader AND is it safe to delete the old kernel? and where is the kernel stored anyway? yes, i know, i suck, but im slowly getting there :D |
run this
Code:
rpm -qa kernel Code:
rpm -e kernel-2.4.??? remove the image section for the old kernel from the file run lilo Code:
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thanks for your help, that was easy :)
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:cool:
so it worked, whew! never tried it before.. :D :D just kidding! you will want to make a new boot floppy now, the kernel modules for the original boot floppy are no longer on your system. Code:
mkbootdisk `uname -r` |
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