Hi, > How do you prevent Fuel 8 from updating the kernel during OS provisioning of a slave node?
The most native solution will be providing of DKMS package for your driver, so it gets automatically rebuild against the installed kernel version. Once you've done with DKMS package, you'll need to create a repository with your package and then specify this repository at the cluster settings with the highest priority among any other. If this isn't an option, you could proceed with manual intervention into already build images. Please be aware, that it's way too fragile and error prone process. Those images are stored under /var/www/nailgun/targetimages directory. Two images are always being produced, one for /boot and another one for / filesystem. In short, you should unpack the images, construct chroot environment (by mounting them over loopback devices under specific order and proper mounting points), install all your packages/downgrade kernel version in the chroot. Unmount everything, repack images and recalculate md5 checksums in yml file. I'm up to DKMS package, it's a lot easier and much more maintainable solution compared to a dozen of manual steps for modifying already build images.
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