How do I get rid of old kernels and their listing in the graphical boot screen? They were all installed using yum or up2date, so I assume I can remove them with either of those. Will that remove them from the boot screen too? Tnx - John
rpm -qa | grep kernel
Will show you the kernel's that you currently have installed, then you can....
rpm -e kernel-2.x.x.....
for all the ones you want to get rid of. This will also delete their entry from grub.
-- John C. Nichel KegWorks.com 716.856.9675 john@xxxxxxxxxxxx
