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Old 06-09-2015, 06:10 AM   #1
SarahGurung
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How to automatically keep only 3 kernels/headers at max in centos server


Hello,

I have a centos server and has many kernels and the old kernels aren't deleted. I want only 3 kernels/headers to be present and want the old one to be deleted automatically. For this i did
Code:
vi /etc/yum.conf
and made
Code:
installonly_limit=3
.


But when i restarted the server and did
Code:
rpm -qa | grep kernel
it still showed the past five old kernels. Do i need to mnually remove it for that above changes to take place or did i go wrong somehere?
 
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Wait for the next kernel update.
 
  


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