Hi Bros!
I downloaded Fedora 20 and install it. after I install it, it has an update and I updated it, but when I restart it has 2 version for me to choose: 3.10(which I downloaded and install) and 3.13(which I updated). Could you please explain for me?
Thanks
Do not delete the previous version. Fedora keeps up to three versions, the two previous and one current. And as well, an emergency version.
The idea is that if you do something to cause a problem with the current version so that it does not start properly, you can click on a previous version and that version should work.
As skytux said, click the new one and enjoy your F20 :)
I don't see any problem here. The kernel was updated, so you have two options: the older one and the new one. Just let it boot from the new kernel and enjoy your Fedora 20!
Adding to the above, the default behaviour is that kernels are installed in parallel so the system keeps at least 3 installed kernels; this is so that if a new kernel doesn't boot/work for some reason you have 2 older, supposedly working, kernels to boot.
Why do you want to delete the older versions? It is wise to keep them installed, they don't take too much space in your boot partition and if in a given moment you can't boot anymore with the newer kernel, then you have the older versions that will enable you to boot your machine.
Asked: 2014-03-03 17:46:43 -0600
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Last updated: Mar 08 '14
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