This project provides a script capable of purging excessive kernels from Ubuntu Linux even in tricky conditions. It is versatile; it can do automatic purging and manual purging optionally using a checklist. It can take into account that some kernels are needed for kernels updates. It has text-based interface, so it can be used over ssh connection in terminal. Bash completion function makes using the script by command line convenient. The script also has a manual page (that you can use by "man linux-purge" in terminal emulator once you have installed the script).
The software does not work on Ubuntu 12.04 or older.
Howto install linux-purge: https:/
Howto update linux-purge: https:/
Howto uninstall linux-purge: https:/
There are a couple of demo videos showcasing use of (old version of) linux-purge:
Basic usage: https:/
Troubleshooting: https:/
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trunk series is the current focus of development.
All bugs Latest bugs reported
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Bug #1949504: linux-purge assumes current kernel needs to be installed in Docker container
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Bug #1883765: "linux-purge" does not support "grep -q ..." on its ouput in simulation mode.
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Bug #1865158: Broken pipe due to grep -q
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Bug #1853757: purge kernels with an invalid state
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Bug #1713348: it wants to purge kernels I did not ask it to
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More contributors Top contributors
- Jarno Suni 4 points
- Julio Lajara 2 points
