Hello, As you may have seen in the other thread, it's become evident that we need to embrace cloud-init for installs of Ubuntu 22.04 and beyond. I've got that working now, in that I can boot an unmodified Ubuntu 22.04 VM image with an attached disk of custom data, and it automatically configures itself from that. What remains is to make our Xen Shell do that bit. My proposal for how that will work is here: https://tools.bitfolk.com/redmine/issues/207 Please give feedback, preferably in redmine (your usual bitfolk credentials) about that, otherwise that is how it's going to be done. I would hope that a later development would be to allow customers to supply their own cloud-init user-data. Also feasible later would be to support more distributions that have gone with cloud-init¹ as, though I do not like working with it, it is at least a standard and probably supported in more things than debian-installer and Red Hat Kickstart. Some people have expressed dislike for using the Debian/Ubuntu text mode installer in the past, saying that they would prefer something closer to a "one-click" fully-automated install even if it wasn't as flexible as something produced by the Debian installer. They will now have their wish for Ubuntu, and maybe others, though I do not plan to move away from preseed/kickstart as an option. Cheers, Andy ¹ They do still have to have left Xen enabled in their kernel, unlike RHEL/CentOS, Rocky etc. -- https://bitfolk.com/ -- No-nonsense VPS hosting