How to view all the kernels in Linux?

To view all the kernels, you can use the following command: 1. uname command.

uname -a

This will display all the information of the operating system, including the kernel version number.

cat /proc/version

This will display detailed information about the kernel, including the version number and compile date.

ls -l /boot

This will display all kernel files under the /boot directory. 4. dpkg command (for Debian and Ubuntu):

dpkg -l | grep linux-image

This command will list all installed kernel packages.

rpm -qa | grep kernel

This will list all the installed kernel packages. Please choose the appropriate command for viewing based on the Linux distribution you are using.