kernels
NoOp
glgxg at sbcglobal.net
Thu Apr 28 23:41:57 UTC 2011
On 04/28/2011 03:19 PM, Rodrigo López Dato wrote:
> Are there any good reasons, beside saving disk space (not that much of
> a good reason nowadays), for cleaning up old kernels?
Not much. You can keep them all if you wish. However, a typical kernel
image file is about 100MB & associated linux-headers files are about
10-80MB. Plus, unless you know your way around grub2 and know how to
show only a few kernels, your grub menu gets pretty long.
I generally keep at least the previous working kernel just in case I
need a fallback. On Occassion I may keep more if troubleshooting
hardware that works in one kernel but not on the newer one(s). In the
end the decision is entirely up to you.
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