Re: how to delete kernels cleanly

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thanks all of you
first I just want to point that nothing is available in /usr/src/ for
that specific kernel
and I found that the best way to remove a kernel built by me is to remove

/boot/vmlinuz*KERNEL-VERSION*
/boot/initrd.img*KERNEL-VERSION*
/boot/System-map*KERNEL-VERSION*
/boot/config-*KERNEL-VERSION*
/lib/modules/*KERNEL-VERSION*
and after that update-grub2

thanks in advance for your time giving me a clue ^_^

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