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[member=2]Jerry[/member] ,

Sorry to overlook that.  They are below.



 





 

Thanks torreydale. I've uploaded an updated package. Please run Install Updates to get it. If on the next update notification you get no reports of Kernels to remove, we can call this fixed

When a kernel is removed, you should have no left over folders in /lib/modules. That's a little strange that you have all those left over folders.

torreydale,

Do you have, or have you had multiple (sudo) users on this partiicular OS? Have you backed up multiple times? Sorry to interrupt but something has cuased the kernel folders to remain rather than purge. Perhaps saved sessions? Active journaling logs?

TC

Your input is always welcome.

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[member=2]Jerry[/member] ,
I installed the latest updates.  The /lib/modules folders remain. 

[member=5916]trinidad[/member] ,
I don't have any other sudo users on the computer.  I only backup grsync, and I make restore points via Systemback.

[member=5239]torreydale[/member]
Is this current system using nvidia card? It may be that that oldest kernel 3.13 will not purge completely without removing nvidia along with it. The newest kernel will override that of course and prevent nvidia from beng purged. The old mod folders may all be there because of that. You may need some kind of conditional command to solve this. See this old link below. Just a thought. I have had problems with nvidia purging on a few machines.

https://markmcb.com/2013/02/04/cleanup-u...in-ubuntu/

TC

[member=5916]trinidad[/member] ,
The current system is not using an nvidia card.  It has an Intel integrated graphics card.