The ship-live seed will be added to the live CD as an ordinary package archive. Here belongs anything that somebody might need to install after installing the contents of the live CD in order to get online and fetch more packages. == Hardware & Network Access == * sl-modem-daemon # needed for some Winmodems (see OutoftheboxWinmodem) * intel-microcode # needed to update Intel cpu microcode LP #1386257 * amd64-microcode # needed to update AMD cpu microcode LP #1386257 * libatm1 # suggested by ppp for PPP-over-ATM * setserial # needed by folks with nonstandard serial ports * b43-fwcutter * broadcom-sta-dkms # for remaining odd wifi support = wpasupplicant = wpasupplicant is required to configure a wifi network card with netplan. The installer will install it in both the installer live session and the target system if wifi network cards are present when it runs. * wpasupplicant = Curtin = These packages may be installed dynamically by curtin based on installation parameters. They should generally be made available on curtin based CDs. == curtin block/deps.py == * bcache-tools * btrfs-progs * cryptsetup * e2fsprogs * jfsutils * lvm2 * mdadm * ntfs-3g * open-iscsi * reiserfsprogs * xfsprogs * zfs-initramfs * zfsutils-linux == curtin curthooks.py == * multipath-tools-boot * grub-efi-amd64 [amd64] * grub-efi-amd64-signed [amd64] * grub-efi-arm64 [arm64] * grub-efi-amd64-signed [arm64] * shim-signed * efibootmgr * mdadm == AD integration == * sssd * realmd == OEM support == These packages are dynamically installed by the Ubuntu installer when we're installing on compatible hardware. They will pull in additional hardware support packages. They default to oem linux flavour, seed it too. * /^oem-.+-meta$/ * linux-oem-22.04 == nvidia == * /^nvidia-driver-525$/ * /^linux-modules-nvidia-525-generic-hwe-22.04$/ * /^linux-modules-nvidia-525-oem-22.04$/ * nvidia-prime == Blacklist == libavcodec cannot be shipped on CDs (c.f. Ubuntu technical board resolution 2007-01-02). * !libavcodec*