Dracut Questions

[Petrus de Calguarium]

Bruno Wolff III wrote:

> It's a script that gets run after the kernel files have 
been copied into
> place. You don't manually do anything.

Ok. Sounds good. I like "You don't manually do anything" 
improvements :-) It just works on its own, without me needing 
to fiddle. I notice that I have 5 initramfs files in /boot, 
but only 3 kernels. I guess it doesn't yet clean up after 
itself (when yum installs a new kernel and removes the 
oldest, leaving only 3). I suppose it is safe for me to 
remove those for which I no longer have a kernel.