To install, boot your computer from the the mini iso and select "Install" at the prompt. To use the mini iso image download mini.iso from one of the following links and burn it to a CD or USB drive.įor help with CD burning, see BurningIsoHowtoįor help with USB drive burning, see Installation/FromUSBStickįor differences between Ubuntu release versions, please see Releases. The mini iso uses a text-based installer, making the image as compact as possible. The download time savings achieved by using a mini iso can be significant, as only current packages are downloaded, so there is no need to upgrade packages immediately after installation. Downloading packages at install time reduces the size of the iso image to approximately ~40MB depending on architecture (see below), as well as providing only the packages needed for installation. The minimal iso image will download packages from online archives at installation time instead of providing them on the install media itself. They existed as a by-product of building the old server installer (based on "debian-installer" later called "alternative installer"). These images, which Canonical and the Ubuntu project never officially supported, were always limited to BIOS booting on the amd64 and i386 platforms only. Ubuntu 18.04 LTS was the last Ubuntu release which "mini.iso" images were produced for. On the installation target, cloud-init handles the initial network configuration. It was previously referred to as "server live installer". This installer is based on the Subiquity installer software. Get help migrating to the current Ubuntu Server installer on Ubuntu Discourse! Installation guides are available for using the new installer on various architectures, including for netboot scenarios. RAID, LVM, LUKS support and several filesystem configurations Offline and network-gapped install (serial console) x86-64, ARM v7, ARM64, POWER9/POWER10, IBM zSystems and LinuxONE (s390x), RISC-V.Support for all Ubuntu Server architectures: The current Ubuntu Server installer features:
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