Occasionally updates are leaving your Linux kernel will recommend installing from the update manager. Previous versions of the kernel does not uninstall if you see errors or problems which you just installed. In the GRUB menu incorporate the available versions. As time goes on and updates the list increases may be too long, and if the new kernel did not give us problems, it makes no sense to keep the old versions, then we can send them to heaven of the kernels, heh.
Here:
# To see a list of packages with the older kernel type:
$ dpkg - get-selections Where
package is the name of the kernel for example · Linux-image-2.6.1932-23-generic
¨ EYE !!!!!!!
NOT uninstall the kernel-image-generic linux
because it is necessary to receive updates of the kernel.
$ sudo aptitude purge package |
$ sudo aptitude remove package
but it can not delete compressed files from the old kernels, for that check in / boot if it were eliminated, but will have to do it by hand with a simple command rm
After this cleaning, not only will be better your list of GRUB, but also will be free disk space as each kernel package occupies much space.
I hope this Salu2
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