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Multipass Set-Up and Command Line
This is a draft cheat sheet. It is a work in progress and is not finished yet.
Multipass Commands
C:\> multipass find |
lists all Multipass images available to launch [including Image Name, Alias, Version & Description] |
C:\> multipass info core16 |
lists info for this instances |
C:\> multipass info --all |
displays system info for all running multipass instances |
C:\> multipass launch core16 |
launches an image from the list by alias name [Only one primary instance can occur] |
launch multiple images multipass launch core 16 bionic 18.04 |
C:\> multipass start image name [i.e.core16] |
C:\> multipass stop image name [i.e.core16] |
C:\> multipass suspend image name [i.e.core16] |
C:\> multipass restart image name [i.e.core16] |
C:\> multipass delete image name [i.e.core16] |
this command stops the instance from running but it will still appear in multipass find, making it recoverable |
C:\> multipass purge image name [i.e.core16] |
multipass purge destroys the instance with no recovery available |
C:\> multipass recover image name [i.e.core16] |
multipass recover moves the instance from a deleted status to a stopped status |
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C:\> multipass set |
C:\> multipass mount |
C:\> multipass unmount |
Multipass Primary Instance
Only one primary instance can occur |
Any command run, which does not include an instance name, will be run against the primary instance |
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Multipass Find-Screen Grab
Multipass Launch-Screen Grab
Multipass info --all-Screen Grab
Command Line
ubuntu@primary:~$ free |
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displays available memory & disk space |
ubuntu@primary:~$ df |
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displays directories w/ available space |
Multipass Commands are run in your local machine terminal |
Commands run against a Multipass vm are run within the vm itself |
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