Removing trace kernel module?

[user]

when I installed opensuse I only had the option of logging in to the
default kernel or failsafe. Recently I accidentally installed an Nvidia
driver for trace, by doing this it created a new kernel module titled
‘2.6.27.7-9-trace’. When I have the option of logging in now I can
choose between trace, default, and failsafe. How do I remove the trace
kernel? I see its folder in /lib/modules, but it is not able to be
removed. Any thoughts?

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[user]

@Holosynthetic

when I installed opensuse I only had the option of logging in to the
default kernel or failsafe. Recently I accidentally installed an Nvidia
driver for trace, by doing this it created a new kernel module titled
‘2.6.27.7-9-trace’. When I have the option of logging in now I can
choose between trace, default, and failsafe. How do I remove the trace
kernel? I see its folder in /lib/modules, but it is not able to be
removed. Any thoughts?

Hi
Just go into YaST software and search on kernel, unselect the trace
kernel checkbox and ensure the default one is still selected.

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Cheers Malcolm °¿° (Linux Counter #276890)
openSUSE 11.1 x86 Kernel 2.6.27.7-9-default
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