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内核与清理（Kernel and cleanup） Here are some of the things you need to update the kernel Edit software source Sudo GEDIT /etc/apt/sources.list View the kernel of the system. Dpkg -l|grep Linux or Dpkg - get-selections|grep Linux Displays the current kernel Uname -a Upgrade kernel Apt-get dist-upgrade Delete kernel Sudo apt-get remove kernel name Files with image need to be deleted, must write full version and other characters. Other relevant files will be deleted automatically. Such as: Sudo apt-get remove - purge linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic - the purge parameter means complete deletion. Also, when I delete the kernel of 2.6.24-19, I forget that Im currently using this kernel. But, fortunately, near misses. You cannot delete the kernel you are using. Update menu.list Sudo update-grub Backup the menu.list first, then rename it or delete it. This will automatically rebuild the file. Then copy what you want in the original menu.list into the new menu.list. When rebuilding, grub does not add boot information to other systems. What you need is just a copy from the original file. System garbage cleaning Sudo apt-get autoclean cleanup old version of software cache Sudo apt-get clean cleans up all software caches Sudo apt-get autoremove removes isolated software that is no longer in use by the system Ubuntu Linux and Windows Ubuntu system, Linux will not produce useless junk files, but in the upgrading of the cache, Ubuntu Linux does not automatically delete these files, this is to say that these junk file cleaner method. 1, very useful cleanup commands: Sudo apt-get autoclean Sudo apt-get clean Sudo apt-get autoremove These three commands primarily clean up the upgrade cache and the useless packets. 2, clean up opera Firefox cache files: Ls ~/.opera/cache4 Ls ~/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/Cache 3, clean up Linuxs isolated packages: Graphical interface, we can use: gtkorphan Sudo, apt-get, install, gtkorphan, -y Under the terminal command, we can use: deborphan Sudo, apt-get, i