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I recently upgraded Ubuntu 10.10 from 32 to 64bit, but there are two entries I'd like to remove - they're the 32bit entries, with -pae suffix. There is even a initrd-...-pae image for them in /boot. Do you know how to clean this mess?

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Rather than just deleting them (and thus confusing the package manager), uninstall the kernels you don't want to show in the GRUB list. Then run sudo update-grub to regenerate the list.

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I would, but it won't show in synaptics. I've only got the one I'm running now. Can I delete the old kernels? If so, which files? – FLamparski Nov 21 '10 at 12:15

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