On Sunday 22 February 2004 00:45, Matt H. wrote: > Hi > I built a custom kernel from the 2166 sources -- > 2.4.22-1.2166.nptlcustom. However, it's time to delete that as > newer updates are available. So, would deleting all entries in > /boot/, /lib/modules/, and the grub.conf entry relating to > 2166.nptlcustom be all that's necessary? > > Related to this is the question: How can I custom build a kernel, > based off the latest available, say 2174, as an rpm so that it can > be easily uninstalled or updated via up2date? Rather than going > through the make xconfig ; make dep ; .. etc. process. > > The other query I have is looking in /lib/modules and /usr/src, > there's still directories for 2.4.22-1.2149, even though I've > updated to later releases. Is it fine just to delete these 2149 > entries? > > Thanks guys (and gals!) > -- > Matt rpm -e kernel-<version> should remove all the entries from /boot, /lib/modules etc. Regards, Mike Klinke
