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You lost me there, their CentOS products are in a separate area then the rest of the OS's? Couldn't you just reformat with what ever OS you want?
by dubcanada 6y ago
You lost me there, their CentOS products are in a separate area then the rest of the OS's?
Couldn't you just reformat with what ever OS you want?
- cube00 6y ago"You can use any image in your account that runs an OS that is in the same family as the Droplet you're rebuilding" https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/droplets/how-to/rebuild/ https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/droplets/how-to/rebuild/ I thought support could help me out given the CentOS situation and it being a special case but they weren't even aware of what was happening or that users would need to move off despite my explanation in the ticket. Hopefully it's better now it's more widely known.
- riffic 6y ago> runs an OS that is in the same family as the Droplet you're rebuilding This line in the documentation might be misleading. Unless you have a very old legacy droplet that uses HV-assigned kernels, you should be able to reimage your droplet and use another OS.