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Remove older kernel
Post 302526156 by click on Monday 30th of May 2011 02:27:57 PM
05-30-2011
You can remove just the kernel without the deps with the above example but that won`t free up much space. You should carefully look trough the dependences that will be removed with the obsolete kernel if they are obsolete too(not required by any current service you use) you can safely remove them - BE VERY CAREFUL!
p.s. The kernel-2.6.32 is not the full name of the package use
# rpm -qa | grep kernel
to find the full name of the package and try rpm -e with the full name
Also usually if there is a lot of dependencies you`re trying to remove the current kernel
p.s. The kernel-2.6.32 is not the full name of the package use
# rpm -qa | grep kernel
to find the full name of the package and try rpm -e with the full name
Also usually if there is a lot of dependencies you`re trying to remove the current kernel
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