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Can I install Ubuntu OS 16.04 using PXEboot without upgrading the packages and kernel?



When I am installing new OS the kernel is getting upgraded to latest version. I need to install the server with old kernel version.



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  • Do you control the pxeboot server? I'm pretty sure you can turn off automatic updates.
    – Hack Saw
    Nov 15 at 23:07










  • Yes. I do control the PXE server. But during installation it is downloading and upgrading all the packages and kernel to latest version. I do not have a local repo and all the latest packages are pulled from global repo.
    – zainsyed
    Nov 17 at 0:04










  • How do I turn off the automatic updates? I did remove the preseed folder from the boot but still the packages are getting updated.
    – zainsyed
    Nov 17 at 0:05










  • In the preseed file uncomment the line "d-i pkgsel/upgrade select none"
    – Hack Saw
    Nov 18 at 0:10










  • BTW, why do you need to use an old kernel?
    – Hack Saw
    Nov 19 at 22:53















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Can I install Ubuntu OS 16.04 using PXEboot without upgrading the packages and kernel?



When I am installing new OS the kernel is getting upgraded to latest version. I need to install the server with old kernel version.



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  • Do you control the pxeboot server? I'm pretty sure you can turn off automatic updates.
    – Hack Saw
    Nov 15 at 23:07










  • Yes. I do control the PXE server. But during installation it is downloading and upgrading all the packages and kernel to latest version. I do not have a local repo and all the latest packages are pulled from global repo.
    – zainsyed
    Nov 17 at 0:04










  • How do I turn off the automatic updates? I did remove the preseed folder from the boot but still the packages are getting updated.
    – zainsyed
    Nov 17 at 0:05










  • In the preseed file uncomment the line "d-i pkgsel/upgrade select none"
    – Hack Saw
    Nov 18 at 0:10










  • BTW, why do you need to use an old kernel?
    – Hack Saw
    Nov 19 at 22:53













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Can I install Ubuntu OS 16.04 using PXEboot without upgrading the packages and kernel?



When I am installing new OS the kernel is getting upgraded to latest version. I need to install the server with old kernel version.



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Can I install Ubuntu OS 16.04 using PXEboot without upgrading the packages and kernel?



When I am installing new OS the kernel is getting upgraded to latest version. I need to install the server with old kernel version.



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  • Do you control the pxeboot server? I'm pretty sure you can turn off automatic updates.
    – Hack Saw
    Nov 15 at 23:07










  • Yes. I do control the PXE server. But during installation it is downloading and upgrading all the packages and kernel to latest version. I do not have a local repo and all the latest packages are pulled from global repo.
    – zainsyed
    Nov 17 at 0:04










  • How do I turn off the automatic updates? I did remove the preseed folder from the boot but still the packages are getting updated.
    – zainsyed
    Nov 17 at 0:05










  • In the preseed file uncomment the line "d-i pkgsel/upgrade select none"
    – Hack Saw
    Nov 18 at 0:10










  • BTW, why do you need to use an old kernel?
    – Hack Saw
    Nov 19 at 22:53


















  • Do you control the pxeboot server? I'm pretty sure you can turn off automatic updates.
    – Hack Saw
    Nov 15 at 23:07










  • Yes. I do control the PXE server. But during installation it is downloading and upgrading all the packages and kernel to latest version. I do not have a local repo and all the latest packages are pulled from global repo.
    – zainsyed
    Nov 17 at 0:04










  • How do I turn off the automatic updates? I did remove the preseed folder from the boot but still the packages are getting updated.
    – zainsyed
    Nov 17 at 0:05










  • In the preseed file uncomment the line "d-i pkgsel/upgrade select none"
    – Hack Saw
    Nov 18 at 0:10










  • BTW, why do you need to use an old kernel?
    – Hack Saw
    Nov 19 at 22:53
















Do you control the pxeboot server? I'm pretty sure you can turn off automatic updates.
– Hack Saw
Nov 15 at 23:07




Do you control the pxeboot server? I'm pretty sure you can turn off automatic updates.
– Hack Saw
Nov 15 at 23:07












Yes. I do control the PXE server. But during installation it is downloading and upgrading all the packages and kernel to latest version. I do not have a local repo and all the latest packages are pulled from global repo.
– zainsyed
Nov 17 at 0:04




Yes. I do control the PXE server. But during installation it is downloading and upgrading all the packages and kernel to latest version. I do not have a local repo and all the latest packages are pulled from global repo.
– zainsyed
Nov 17 at 0:04












How do I turn off the automatic updates? I did remove the preseed folder from the boot but still the packages are getting updated.
– zainsyed
Nov 17 at 0:05




How do I turn off the automatic updates? I did remove the preseed folder from the boot but still the packages are getting updated.
– zainsyed
Nov 17 at 0:05












In the preseed file uncomment the line "d-i pkgsel/upgrade select none"
– Hack Saw
Nov 18 at 0:10




In the preseed file uncomment the line "d-i pkgsel/upgrade select none"
– Hack Saw
Nov 18 at 0:10












BTW, why do you need to use an old kernel?
– Hack Saw
Nov 19 at 22:53




BTW, why do you need to use an old kernel?
– Hack Saw
Nov 19 at 22:53










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  • I am using ks file generated from kickstart tool in ubuntu. Is there a way I can configure preseed file?
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