Fedora - partially borked

Orion-4

So I've somehow in my infinite wisdom managed to partially break my Fedora based laptop. The newest kernel will not boot properly, but thankfully older ones will.

So .... can I simply remove the bad one via the command line?

Cycrow

yes you can, you can either uninstall the kernel you dont want, or edit the boot record to boot the working kernel.

to list the installed kernels, do, rpm -qa | grep kernel

then to remove it, do, rpm -vv -e kernel-PAE-3.10.10-200.fc19.i686 (using the correct kernel name)

Orion-4

Speedy reply, thanks! I'll give that a go later then.