How to uninstall compiled kernel and modules ?

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rafi : 28/01/03 11:48 AM : Incident created -   Hi, Recently I compiled and installed my kernel twice. I ended up with 3 kernel images in /boot (lets call them 'original', 'custom1' and 'custom2'). Everything was configured according to the HOWTO in the mandrakeuser.org site and all was working fine. Now I want to uninstall 'custom1' kernel and keep 'custom2'. So my question is what are the steps for uninstalling a compiled kernel? I tried 'make uninstall' and 'make uninstall_modules' and it didn't work. Is it enough to delete the corresponding files in /boot, change the /etc/lilo.conf, run /sbin/lilo and erase all references to 'custom1' in the /lib/modules ??? Regards, Raul Assis
Linegod_7611 : 28/01/03 05:46 PM : Reply received -   Yes, that should be all you have to do. Running 'locate custom1' may also help to find any other occurences that you may have made. ------- Note: If this answer resolves your problem, please rememeber to close this incident.
rafi : 29/01/03 04:25 PM : Incident closed -

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