getting rid of a configured and installed kernel on 10.04?

[Karl Larsen]

On 08/05/2010 02:22 PM, Robert P. J. Day wrote:
>    i just want to verify this since i'm still not as familiar with grub
> 2 as i'd like to be.  if i've configured and installed a new kernel on
> my system, and i eventually want to get rid of all traces of it, as i
> read it, all i need to do is go into /boot, delete all associated
> components, then
>
>    $ sudo update-grub
>
> will that do it?  or am i missing something?  thanks.
>
> rday
>
>    
             That will not work with grub2. I think the simple way is 
the best. If the latest new kernel is causing a problem, when you reboot 
choose to use the kernel that works for you. Save all kernels since you 
may get another next week. Ubuntu is very free with new kernels, 
generally to fix a problem with the current kernel

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