update to db59a1a2dd 2019-03-07

[automated-distro-installer] / fai / config / class / example.profile

diff --git a/fai/config/class/example.profile b/fai/config/class/example.profile
index d8467fc839084ee87b3d86e556b71aeb1af58e3c..70a940ec76902c5a2fe0ef4c5dd62f91ebc4cdc5 100644 (file)
--- a/fai/config/class/example.profile
+++ b/fai/config/class/example.profile
@@ -34,12 +34,12 @@ downloaded from the internet.
 Classes: INSTALL FAIBASE CENTOS CENTOS7_64 XORG
 
 Name: Ubuntu
-Description: Ubuntu 16.04 desktop installation
+Description: Ubuntu 18.04 desktop installation
 Short: Unity desktop
 Long: We use the Debian nfsroot for installing the Ubuntu OS.
 You should have a fast network connection, because most packages are
 downloaded from the internet.
-Classes: INSTALL FAIBASE DEMO DEBIAN UBUNTU XENIAL XENIAL64 XORG
+Classes: INSTALL FAIBASE DEMO DEBIAN UBUNTU BIONIC BIONIC64 XORG
 
 Name: Inventory
 Description: Show hardware info
@@ -52,14 +52,3 @@ Description: Show defailed system information
 Short: Show detailed hardware and system  information
 Long: Execute a lot of commands for collecting system information
 Classes: SYSINFO
-
-Name: dummy
-Description: A dummy profile
-Short: This is the short one liner text for the dummy menu, Shown at the bottom of the menu
-Long: Here you can add more lines to describe details of you
-profile. A profile is only a list of FAI classes. Those classes can
-then define the disk partitioning scheme, the list of packages to be
-installed, the variables to defined and other things.
-
-In the end, a profile is just a list of FAI classes combined with some description.
-Classes: A B C E