Il giorno mar, 06/06/2006 alle 12.44 -0700, Kayvan A. Sylvan ha scritto: > This is not a good plan. > > It's much better to use "rpm -e" to remove unneeded/old kernels. > > "uname -r" tells you which kernel you are running, so there is no > guesswork. > > In addition, doing "rpm -e" will remove the entries from your > GRUB configuration, where moving things around (or just deleting them > without the aid of "rpm") will leave those lines hanging around. In addition rpm -e will remove also the modules directory, that is a lot of space. It's possible to use yum remove also Bye Ambrogio
