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For questions concerning the elementary OS kernel (which is the same as Ubuntu's kernel), including compiling, and questions relating to modules
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How to remove old kernel versions?
You can use this one-liner to automatically clean up all old kernels (make sure to restart the computer before doing this if you have just updated the kernel):
sudo apt purge $( dpkg --list | grep -P … the installed packages (dpkg --list) whose names match "linux-headers-[number]" or "linux-image-[number]" (grep -P -o "linux-(headers|image)-\d\S+"), except (grep -v) those corresponding to the current kernel …
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