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Prevent upgrading of ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04
How to keep an app not to upgrade while others still be upgraded normally?Risk of apt-get upgrade on Ubuntu 12.04 with manually installed Cuda 6.5One single command to update everything in Ubuntu?cuda 8.0 appearing in apt-get autoremove list, 16.04Missing libcuda.so.1 file after upgrading to newest nvidia driverProblem installing CUDA 8 on Ubuntu 16.04 - Missing proc/driver/nvidia folderapt-get: How to find link for packages being installed (and skip them)?Distupgrade issues. Upgrading from Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04How to rollback an incomplete system upgrade?How to get software updates working in 16.04? It broke after a failed upgrade to 18.04
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I downgraded my ubuntu drive from 18.04 to 16.04 (For tensorflow 1.12 and cuda 9. Had to downgrade.) My question is how would I keep it at 16, so that I can use 'sudo apt-get upgrade' safely in a way that doesn't break the whole system...?
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So, new here so...
I downgraded my ubuntu drive from 18.04 to 16.04 (For tensorflow 1.12 and cuda 9. Had to downgrade.) My question is how would I keep it at 16, so that I can use 'sudo apt-get upgrade' safely in a way that doesn't break the whole system...?
upgrade cuda downgrade
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Ubuntu/debian systems allow upgrade, but not downgrade of packages (without a lot of work) so I'm assuming you re-installed. Asudo apt-get upgradeandsudo apt-get dist-upgradewill not bump your release from 16.04 to 18.04 -- unless you have a misconfigured sources.list file that allows bionic (18.04) packages to be added/installed on your system. Ubuntu uses ado-release-upgradeor a different tool to change-releases.apt-getdoesn't do that by itself.
– guiverc
55 mins ago
Yep, I reinstalled... Hmm, thought it upgraded the entire system though...
– ZeroMaxinumXZ
51 mins ago
All you have to do is refrain from typingsudo do-release-upgrade, and you'll get maintenance updates until April 2021, see ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle
– waltinator
44 mins ago
@waltinator Hmm ok... Thanks for the help...
– ZeroMaxinumXZ
43 mins ago
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So, new here so...
I downgraded my ubuntu drive from 18.04 to 16.04 (For tensorflow 1.12 and cuda 9. Had to downgrade.) My question is how would I keep it at 16, so that I can use 'sudo apt-get upgrade' safely in a way that doesn't break the whole system...?
upgrade cuda downgrade
asked 1 hour ago
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So, new here so...
I downgraded my ubuntu drive from 18.04 to 16.04 (For tensorflow 1.12 and cuda 9. Had to downgrade.) My question is how would I keep it at 16, so that I can use 'sudo apt-get upgrade' safely in a way that doesn't break the whole system...?
upgrade cuda downgrade
upgrade cuda downgrade
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Ubuntu/debian systems allow upgrade, but not downgrade of packages (without a lot of work) so I'm assuming you re-installed. Asudo apt-get upgradeandsudo apt-get dist-upgradewill not bump your release from 16.04 to 18.04 -- unless you have a misconfigured sources.list file that allows bionic (18.04) packages to be added/installed on your system. Ubuntu uses ado-release-upgradeor a different tool to change-releases.apt-getdoesn't do that by itself.
– guiverc
55 mins ago
Yep, I reinstalled... Hmm, thought it upgraded the entire system though...
– ZeroMaxinumXZ
51 mins ago
All you have to do is refrain from typingsudo do-release-upgrade, and you'll get maintenance updates until April 2021, see ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle
– waltinator
44 mins ago
@waltinator Hmm ok... Thanks for the help...
– ZeroMaxinumXZ
43 mins ago
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Ubuntu/debian systems allow upgrade, but not downgrade of packages (without a lot of work) so I'm assuming you re-installed. Asudo apt-get upgradeandsudo apt-get dist-upgradewill not bump your release from 16.04 to 18.04 -- unless you have a misconfigured sources.list file that allows bionic (18.04) packages to be added/installed on your system. Ubuntu uses ado-release-upgradeor a different tool to change-releases.apt-getdoesn't do that by itself.
– guiverc
55 mins ago
Yep, I reinstalled... Hmm, thought it upgraded the entire system though...
– ZeroMaxinumXZ
51 mins ago
All you have to do is refrain from typingsudo do-release-upgrade, and you'll get maintenance updates until April 2021, see ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle
– waltinator
44 mins ago
@waltinator Hmm ok... Thanks for the help...
– ZeroMaxinumXZ
43 mins ago
1
1
Ubuntu/debian systems allow upgrade, but not downgrade of packages (without a lot of work) so I'm assuming you re-installed. A
sudo apt-get upgrade and sudo apt-get dist-upgrade will not bump your release from 16.04 to 18.04 -- unless you have a misconfigured sources.list file that allows bionic (18.04) packages to be added/installed on your system. Ubuntu uses a do-release-upgrade or a different tool to change-releases. apt-get doesn't do that by itself.– guiverc
55 mins ago
Ubuntu/debian systems allow upgrade, but not downgrade of packages (without a lot of work) so I'm assuming you re-installed. A
sudo apt-get upgrade and sudo apt-get dist-upgrade will not bump your release from 16.04 to 18.04 -- unless you have a misconfigured sources.list file that allows bionic (18.04) packages to be added/installed on your system. Ubuntu uses a do-release-upgrade or a different tool to change-releases. apt-get doesn't do that by itself.– guiverc
55 mins ago
Yep, I reinstalled... Hmm, thought it upgraded the entire system though...
– ZeroMaxinumXZ
51 mins ago
Yep, I reinstalled... Hmm, thought it upgraded the entire system though...
– ZeroMaxinumXZ
51 mins ago
All you have to do is refrain from typing
sudo do-release-upgrade, and you'll get maintenance updates until April 2021, see ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle– waltinator
44 mins ago
All you have to do is refrain from typing
sudo do-release-upgrade, and you'll get maintenance updates until April 2021, see ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle– waltinator
44 mins ago
@waltinator Hmm ok... Thanks for the help...
– ZeroMaxinumXZ
43 mins ago
@waltinator Hmm ok... Thanks for the help...
– ZeroMaxinumXZ
43 mins ago
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Ubuntu/debian systems allow upgrade, but not downgrade of packages (without a lot of work) so I'm assuming you re-installed. A
sudo apt-get upgradeandsudo apt-get dist-upgradewill not bump your release from 16.04 to 18.04 -- unless you have a misconfigured sources.list file that allows bionic (18.04) packages to be added/installed on your system. Ubuntu uses ado-release-upgradeor a different tool to change-releases.apt-getdoesn't do that by itself.– guiverc
55 mins ago
Yep, I reinstalled... Hmm, thought it upgraded the entire system though...
– ZeroMaxinumXZ
51 mins ago
All you have to do is refrain from typing
sudo do-release-upgrade, and you'll get maintenance updates until April 2021, see ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle– waltinator
44 mins ago
@waltinator Hmm ok... Thanks for the help...
– ZeroMaxinumXZ
43 mins ago