First, we’ll find out what kernels are sitting on the server:
rpm -qa | grep kernelOnce we know which ones are on the server, we need to find out what kernel we’re running:
uname -rNow, we need to remove all the old kernels from the server and keep the one we’re running (the output from
uname -r)rpm -e [list all the kernels we don't want here]MAKE SURE YOU RETAIN THE PACKAGE WITH
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