From: robin_listas@es.invalid   
      
   On 2023-04-04 17:55, Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote:   
      
   > One last comment on this subject.   
   > I have a system where /boot is only large enough for two kernels   
   > (actually, 3 would fit easily but the update process refuses to try) so   
   > I have to remove the older kernel once I can see that the newer one is   
   > working fine.  Normally I go there and remove it using yast -> software   
   > -> software management -> versions.   
      
   You could try to remove "plymouth" package, it is big and goes into   
   initrd. However, boot will be in text mode.   
      
   It might be enough bytes to make the 3 kernels fit.   
      
      
   > Since the previous installed kernel had been retracted, I decided to ssh   
   > into the machine and mark the retracted kernel with "-" to uninstall it.   
   > Of course it uninstalled both the old broken-with-intel-graphics kernel   
   > along with the new one.  Luckily everything I needed was in memory and I   
   > could simply install the three current "kernel-default*" packages again.   
   >   
   > We live and learn.   
      
   kernel is a multiversion package. If you tick the top one, it deletes   
   them all. You have to do it in the "version" tab in yast.   
      
   --   
   Cheers, Carlos.   
      
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