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Updated kernels descriptions for clarity
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Update kernels description with more examples
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summary: Kernels List
description: |
Lists available Kernels.

Due to the extensive list of available kernels, please keep [pagination](/docs/api/#pagination) controls in mind when managing responses to this command.
operationId: getKernels
x-linode-cli-action:
- list
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x-linode-cli-display: 1
kernel:
type: string
description: A Kernel ID to boot a Linode with. Defaults to "linode/latest-64bit".
default: linode/latest-64bit
description: |
A Kernel ID to boot a Linode with. Here are examples of commonly-used kernels:

* `linode/latest-64bit` (default): Our latest kernel at the time of instance boot/reboot.
* `linode/grub2`: The upstream distribution-supplied kernel that is installed on the primary disk, or a custom kernel if installed.
* `linode/direct-disk`: The MBR (Master Boot Record) of the primary disk/root device, used instead of a Linux kernel.

For a complete list of options, use the [Kernels List](/docs/api/linode-instances/#kernels-list) command.
example: linode/latest-64bit
x-linode-cli-display: 3
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