How do I make YUM keep more than the default 2 kernels?
When you are updating your Fedora system via Yum and there is a kernel update involved, Yum will delete the oldest kernel on your system and keep the 2 newest. There are those who wish that this wasn't the default action. If you wish to keep more than the default 2 kernels, then open a terminal as root and type gedit /etc/yum.conf and under the [main] section add installonly_limit = N, where N is the number of kernels you wish to keep installed. Save and exit the editor.
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