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We ran the normal update on Centos 7 &nbsp;no apparent errors but when we rebooted it will not reload.<br />
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If I roll back to the previous kernel all is fine.<br />
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? &nbsp;How do I remove the non working kernel &nbsp;so I can try to update again?
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We ran the normal update on Centos 7  no apparent errors but when we rebooted it will not reload.

If I roll back to the previous kernel all is fine.

?  How do I remove the non working kernel  so I can try to update again?

Centos 7 update failed

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