dep wrote: > . . . I have in my /boot directory four kernels -- the running one > (5.4.0-80) -- and some rather hoary ones: 4.4.0-124, 3.13.0-147, and > 3.13.0-126. i do not currently have nor do I imagine ever having need for > the last three. Thought I'd get rid of 'em, but they do not show up in > Ubuntu Cleaner or anything else capable of sending them to the bit bucket. > > So. Anybody know any reason I'd want to keep them and, absent such a > reason, anybody know a quick and complete way of deleting them? Used to be > they'd always at least show up in Synaptic, but not this time. This is strange that you have those in /boot and no package in the list. Are you sure that when you execute dpkg -l | grep 4.4.0-124 (or 3.13.0-147) nothing pops up? if so deleting manually is easy. Remove everything /boot/*4.4.0-124* (or 3.13.0-147) and from /lib/modules/*4.4.0-124* Execute update-grub and it is done. ____________________________________________________ tde-users mailing list -- users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to users-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Web mail archive available at https://mail.trinitydesktop.org/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
