Bug #1156
closed
default kickstart should not do yum upgrade
Added by NoName NoSurname about 13 years ago.
Updated about 13 years ago.
Category:
Unattended installations
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Description
Actually, in the default kickstart for redhat, we've a "yum upgrade" in the middle of the file.
I think it is wrong to put "upgrade" because it will defintively upgrade the current install to the last release. In case I want to install Centos / Redhat 5.4, I don't want the installation process automatically upgrade it to 5.6
That's why I think that you should modify the template with "yum update" instead of "yum upgrade". That would keep the current selected release updated !
Thanks
<hint> Patches are welcomed! </hint>
The patch is simple :
juste replace the "yum upgrade" by "yum update" into default KS files !
But if you tell me how to do that directly, let me know; I will be pleased to do that !
- Category set to Unattended installations
- Assignee set to Ohad Levy
- Target version set to 0.4
- Subject changed from Default kickstart for redhat modification to default kickstart should not do yum upgrade
- Status changed from New to Closed
- % Done changed from 0 to 100
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