I have a need to install customized kernel package set (the usual linux-modules-<ver>.deb
, linux-modules-extra-<ver>.deb
, linux-headers-<ver>.deb
, linux-image-<ver>.deb
...). I install it on Ubuntu Bionic (18.04.6
). It installs and things look normal, but once I reboot the VM, I see that the packages from upstream would have got installed (overwriting mine)!!
I see in /var/log/dpkg.log
, logs like:
startup archives unpack
...
startup packages configure
I thought that this could have been cached and tried to clear /var/cache/apt/archives
, but still the packages are overridden! Also, before a reboot, when I checked all the packages were in ii
state, so its not like any of them were in bad state and needed a re-install!
I am not sure why this is happening! Can anyone throw some light on this startup package install please? I just want to make sure that my customized packages override the ones from upstream.
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