How to clean old kernels??

[Compunuts]

I'm on Red Hat 7.2. Since I'm an update crazy, I run up2date almost everyday and got about 4 kernels right now on my system. The up2date will install and create new kernels but won't take out the old one ( thanks god ). But that create another problem for me. I wanted to take out some old kernles that I no longer use. So besides modifying GURB.CONF and deleting System.map-2.4.7-10, initrd-2.4.7-10.img, module-info-2.4.7-10 and vmlinuz-2.4.7-10, what else should I remove to clean the whole version from the system??

TIA.

[Schotty]

First off the source should be removed. Then delete each kernel as listed in your boot loader. I put all of mine in the boot dir so I can easily find them and back them up. As far as anything else, I am not aware of any other files that need to be removed. I just kill of the kernels and their source ( I make sure each kernel has its own source dir)

[Killer_Penguin]

can't you do rpm -e kernel-2.4.x?

[ph34r]

/usr/src/linux-??? for the sources
/lib/modules/kernelver for the old kernel modules


Those 2 should help keep the space useage down.

[Compunuts]

Well, I installed binary version of kernels so there is no source....

I will try rpm uninstall stuff though and see what happen...

Thanks guys....