Use 'rpm -qa | grep -i kernel' to list installed kernels, then 'urpme kernel-x.x.x....' to remove all of of the one(s) you want to remove. Example:
So if I wanted to remove all files of 2.6.5-1.tmb, including it's lilo entry, I'd su to root and type 'urpme kernel-tmb-2.6.5-1.tmb.5mdk-1-1mdk'
(use copy'n paste to avoid typos).
Tom,
I know this method will work if you installed a kernel rpm with urpmi.
But will it also work if you compiled the kernel from it's source tarball?
The Other
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