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With the possibility to first open them either via installer gui, or at least in a terminal next to Alt+F2 (this way was possible in the alternative old installer… hmm at least in expert mode, or sth like that).Ģ. Please definitely include the possibility to see in the installer previously created LUKS containers, and independently from LUKS (or sometime created under LUKS) LVM groups A dedicated recovery mode as the debug shell feature can be used insteadġ.We have identified certain features of d-i that we have concluded are not requirements to implement in the live server installer prior to obsoleting d-i-based installation: Installation of latest updates during the install.The ability for the installer to self-update (to get fixes since the media was created).Switch to a shell for debugging purposes.

Reuse of existing partitions, retaining their data.Support for arm64, ppc64el, and s390x architectures.Configuration of network bonds and VLANs.Advanced storage support with RAID and LVM, including encrypted LVM.

If you are an Ubuntu Server user and you have not tried the live server installer lately, check it out! You can get the latest version by trying the daily Focal Fossa version or by downloading a released version and updating to the latest version of the installer when asked.įeatures that have landed since the initial 18.04 LTS release include: We will announce new versions of subiquity to discourse as they land in the stable channel.

Support vtoc partition tables as used by DASD disks on s390x.

Implement the autoinstall specification as previously discussed.

The set of features we have committed to complete for 20.04 LTS in April are: If you have use cases for which you rely on d-i and that are not addressed by subiquity today, please let us know, by early January, what those are so we can incorporate that feedback into our plans for the 20.04 LTS development cycle. The next-generation subiquity server installer brings the comfortable live session and speedy install of Ubuntu Desktop to server users. With 20.04 LTS, we will be completing the transition to the live server installer and discontinuing the classic server installer based on debian-installer (d-i), allowing us to focus our engineering efforts on a single codebase.