On Sat, 17 Jan 2004 11:43:20 +1100, John Gray <johndgray@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >Sorry if this is double post, but I can' t locate my original on any of >the emails. > >How do I get the computer to switch off when I select shutdown? > >How do I remove the non existent kernel choices from the boot loader >list, or at least set the default kernel? >When I do "rpm -q kernel" I only get the current kernel, but in the boot >loader list I have two previous kernels. > >Thanks > >John You can manually remove the kernet files in /boot and edit the grub.conf file, or use rpm -qa | grep kernel to get a list of installed kernels, then rpm -e kernel-2.4.22xxxxxxxxxxxx to remove each one The rpm method is probably cleaner as it does all of the steps in one command -- Steve
