How to Remove Old Kernels in Debian and Ubuntu
After installing a new Linux kernel, old kernels are not automatically deleted. They remain in your disk (/boot partition). You have to delete them manually. Why? The main reason is…
Find out the Running Kernel is 32bit or 64bit
To find out if you are running a 64-bit or 32-bit kernel, uname command is enough: uname -m If the result is "x86_64", you are running an 64-bit kernel"i686" means…