rpm -qa | grep kernel
(decide what you want to get rid of)
yum remove kernel name
reboot
rpm -qa | grep kernel
(decide what you want to get rid of)
yum remove kernel name
reboot
Today I’ve installed an old BK500MI UPS from APC to keep the server running when there is a short period of time no power. Initial test shows me that a PC running Windows XP can still be online for 15 minutes. Fits perfect my needs.
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Damn the xs4all time server 194.109.5.49 has some issues. It’s messing up the system time at my server. (and all my logfiles) .. Pffffffff. Removing it from webserver admin interface to see if problem is solved. If so than above IP is really making a mess of it
Problem of time @ server has to do with update CentoS (3.5) 4.3 to CentOS 4.4 when fully yum updated more BlueQuartz / CentOS users suffer from same issue. I changed Timezone setting to another timezone applying and then putting it back to the normal timezone. Let see if the logfile is giving me the correct time now.