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docs: Add note to uninstall MAAS if present before doing LXD setup #5521

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Expand Up @@ -7,6 +7,8 @@ Having a locally running MAAS where you can deploy your own virtual machines can
- Hardware that meets the [minimum requirements](https://maas.io/docs/reference-installation-requirements)
- Knowledge of Ubuntu and basic Linux commands

Note: If you've previously installed MAAS locally, make sure you uninstall it completely, or the LXD setup will not work.
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You can also do sudo snap stop maas (if you install maas from snap) to stop maas from running. Then once LXD is set up you can do sudo snap start maas, as well. I'm not sure if uninstalling maas completely is the way to go but it's applicable for deb and probably a good way to start.


## Install and initialise LXD

1. Disable your firewall so your containers can communicate with your local network
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