Deleting Centos Redhat Old Kernel Files
Deleting Centos Redhat Old Kernel Files
In Centos or Redhat derivatives, we can use the following commands to remove old kernel files and free up space.
yum install yum-utils -ypackage-cleanup --oldkernels --count=2
You can select the last number of kernel files that you want to keep with the count variable.
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