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@@ -55,25 +55,25 @@ or simply link it somewhere in the path:
$ chmod +x ~/bin/boxpy
and now you can issue some command. For example, to spin up a VM with Ubuntu
18.04 with one CPU, 1GB of memory and 6GB of disk:
20.04 with one CPU, 1GB of memory and 6GB of disk:
.. code:: shell-session
$ boxpy create --version 18.04 myvm
$ boxpy create --version 20.04 myvm
note, that Ubuntu is default distribution you don't need to specify
``--distro`` nor ``--version`` it will pick up latest LTS version. Now, let's
recreate it with 20.04:
recreate it with 22.04:
.. code:: shell-session
$ boxpy rebuild --version 20.04 myvm
$ boxpy rebuild --version 22.04 myvm
or recreate it with Fedora and add additional CPU:
.. code:: shell-session
$ boxpy rebuild --distro fedora --version 34 --cpu 2 myvm
$ boxpy rebuild --distro fedora --version 39 --cpu 2 myvm
now, let's connect to the VM using either ssh command, which is printed out at
as last ``boxpy`` output line, or simply by using ssh boxpy command: