Hello, my Linux desktop computer have some trouble now. And im asking my self a question in the boot partition /boot I have many kernel image there, but i only boot on one of them Can i remove old one ? Will this affect my system ?
it should work, but you should contact someone else about it, maybe make a copy on a portable drive or something. I don't think this is the right forum for this? but i may be wrong, just saying
Look at your grub.conf in the /boot partition. If you want to delete the older kernels, edit the grub file and remove them out of the options as well.
Hi, Unused Kernels you can remove, even if you removed something wrong you can boot into your system by editing Grub bootloader, during startup to change the kernel path.
Well im not linux expert but i prefere linux of MS !! I'v been abel to remove all kernel image that we not used, so my /boot partition have free space i could update my system and get last kernel image. The answers is YES you can delete old kernel image in your /boot partition if you have no more free space
Linux forever MS Windows sometimes kill my desktop and i can't imagine why. It is dual core processor with 2 GB ram