<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">I'm a newbie to Linux and am therefore
grateful to everyone for such a fine product and for (thanks to Jarod's
guide and Axel's rpms) an easy install process. I have a question
or two about the kernel installs via Axel's rpms...</font>
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<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">As I update to get latest ivtv drivers
or something, I've found that I also need to update my kernel as Axel usually
keeps things like drivers etc for only the most recent kernel. Anyway,
I have ended up with 4-5 kernels in the boot list. While I assume
this does no harm, is it recommended to remove these, and if so how? Do
I just apt-get remove and edit my grub.conf?</font>