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other:win10wsl [2022/09/19 13:37]
jypeter [Opening a terminal] Updated the Linux terminals section
other:win10wsl [2022/10/27 15:52]
jypeter [Upgrading ubuntu]
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-You can skip reading this WSL //​requirement//​ if you are installing WSL for the first time, and are therefor ​directly installing WSL 2+You can skip reading this WSL //​requirement//​ if you are installing WSL for the first time, and are therefore ​directly installing WSL 2
  
-Come back later if you have problems+Come back here later (only) ​if you have problems
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     * <​code> ​                                           Virtualisation activée dans le microprogramme :​ Oui</​code>​     * <​code> ​                                           Virtualisation activée dans le microprogramme :​ Oui</​code>​
  
 +=== Hyper-V related information ===
 +
 +Miscellaneous technical links and information,​ in case we need this later...
 +
 +  * [[https://​learn.microsoft.com/​en-us/​virtualization/​|Virtualization documentation]]
 +    * [[https://​learn.microsoft.com/​en-us/​virtualization/​api/​|Hyper-V APIs]]
 +  * ''​hcsdiag list''​ and ''​hcsdiag kill <​ID>''​
 ===== Base installation ===== ===== Base installation =====
  
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-==== Upgrading ​ubuntu ​====+==== Upgrading ​Ubuntu ​====
  
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-You can skip this section if you have just installed ​ubuntu, since you are already running the latest stable release available+You can skip this section if you have just installed ​Ubuntu, since you are already running the latest stable release available
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-The **updates** are for maintaining the same version of ubuntu ​(e.g. you go from version ''​18.04.2''​ to ''​18.04.5''​),​ while **upgrades** are for going from one major version to the next (e.g ''​16.xx''​ => ''​18.xx''​ => ''​20.xx''​). We try to only use the stable major releases, that have an even version number.+The **updates** are for maintaining the same version of Ubuntu ​(e.g. you go from version ''​18.04.2''​ to ''​18.04.5''​),​ while **upgrades** are for going from one major version to the next (e.g ''​16.xx''​ => ''​18.xx''​ => ''​20.xx''​). We try to only use the stable major releases, that have an even version number.
  
-We use the **LTS versions** (//Long Time Support//) to ensure even more stability, which means that we will get updates of a given major release for quite some time after the next major release is available, so it is not mandatory to updgrade ubuntu ​if you are still receiving updates for the release you use+We use the **LTS versions** (//Long Time Support//) to ensure even more stability, which means that we will get updates of a given major release for quite some time after the next major release is available, so it is not mandatory to upgrade Ubuntu ​if you are still receiving updates for the (major) ​release you are using
  
-There should not be any risk, but it may be a good idea to [[other:​win10wsl#​creating_a_backup_of_the_linux_running_in_wsl|create a backup]] of your current ​ubuntu ​before upgrading it!+There should not be any risk, but it may be a good idea to [[other:​win10wsl#​creating_a_backup_of_the_linux_running_in_wsl|create a backup]] of your current ​Ubuntu ​before upgrading it!
  
 Use ''​sudo''​ for each command below, or just become root by using ''​sudo su -''​ Use ''​sudo''​ for each command below, or just become root by using ''​sudo su -''​
other/win10wsl.txt · Last modified: 2023/12/06 13:24 by jypeter