CentOS - Nov 2007 - CentOS /boot kernel files removed after rpm upgrades

Hello,
    I ran a yum update on a centos 5 machine. I then removed some old kernel 
files, 2.6.x.14 and 2.6.x.10 older kernels. The issue is i got the error 
"Grub can not create template". I checked /boot and it is now empty.
If i
reboot this box it certainly will have an issue. I'm running the latest 
kernel 2.6.x.15 i believe it is. Can anyone tell me how to fix this?
Thanks.
Dave.

On Nov 25, 2007 3:16 PM, Dave <dmehler26 at woh.rr.com>
wrote:
>     I ran a yum update on a centos 5 machine. [...]  I checked /boot and it
is now empty.
Start by checking /var/cache/yum to see if the RPMs for your most
recently installed kernel are still there.  If they are, use "rpm -ivh
--oldpackage ..." to re-install, and that should re-populate /boot.

If they're not in the cache, you'll need to manually download them
from mirrors.centos.org and then proceed with rpm -i.

I also suggest that you "yum install yum-utils" and use
package-cleanup to manage your old kernel files from now on.