Re: Safe way to remove old kernels

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• Subject: Re: Safe way to remove old kernels
• From: Shane Lahey <s.lahey@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2005 23:34:55 -0230
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Hello John,

Monday, July 18, 2005, 11:15:05 PM, you wrote:

JB> It appears I have been "collecting" kernels since installing FC4.  I
JB> presently show 4 copies in /lib/modules all of which were installed via
JB> up2date via the YUM repositories.. (Except for the initial FC4 install)
JB> Is there a proper way to remove them? such as yum remove ,etc...
JB> Thanks...
 
JB> John Best
JB> jbest@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
JB> Yahoo Msgr: JohnJBest



rpm -e [packagename]

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Best regards,
 Shane

Shane Lahey <s.lahey@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

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