John Gray 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
John ,
to see all the available installed kernel packages , do "rpm -qa |grep kernel". It'll list all the kernel versions you have. Then , do "rpm -e kernel-versionnumber".
This will remove all the traces of old kernels (modules , grub entries..)
About the shutdown , if I'm not wrong , it's only a matter of adding "acpi=on" to the kernel parameters. You can search the archives to confirm this info.
Pedro Macedo
