Re: [bitfolk] Please give feedback for upcoming Ubuntu 22.04 install process

Hi, On Thu, Apr 07, 2022 at 09:41:49PM +0000, Andy Smith wrote: That's now implemented so if anyone wants to give that a try, please: 1. Log in to your Xen Shell. 2. Make sure it's running version v1.48bitfolk73. If it's not, exit out of every window then SSH back in and it will be. 3. Shut your VM down if it isn't already. 4. "install ubuntu_jammy". After asking for your host name and password for the "ubuntu" user it will overwrite your disk, as described above. If you have SSH public keys added in the Panel then these will also be added. A later improvement will be to allow you to specify your own cloud-init data. (This is for new installs only; an upgrade from 20.04 can be done as usual with do-release-upgrade. It's Ubuntu's usual practice to not offer this until the first point release so if you want to do it you'll have to force it toupgrade to what is still considered a development release, i.e. "sudo do-release-upgrade -d") As usual if you are wanting a new VM to do either an install or upgrade with, we can offer one for free for up to two weeks: https://tools.bitfolk.com/wiki/Migrating_to_a_new_VPS Cheers, Andy -- https://bitfolk.com/ -- No-nonsense VPS hosting