Setup Ubuntu server in Hyper-V - Prepare for SQL 2017 linux

The below can only apply to testing environment :

My computer connect to network using wifi


1. download Ubuntu Server
https://www.ubuntu.com/download/server
I download this version
Ubuntu Server 16.04.2 LTS

2. From Hyper-V - > New -> Virtual Machine
    Specific Name and location of Ubuntu Virtual Machine we want setup; "Ubuntu"
    Specific generation - > Generation 1
    Assign memory -> 4000 (3.25 gb memory requirement for SQL 2017 for Linux; reference)
           using dynamic memory for this virtual server
   connection - no connect
   create a virtual hard disk -> Name - > ubuntu.vhdx; location -> harddisk location; size - 127GB
   Installation -> Install an operating system later;

3. Pre -install Ubuntu
    In Hyper-V manager- >;Select Virtual machine I created just now (Ubuntu)
    Right side -> Setting - >; It will show Setting for Ubuntu
    From IDE Controller 1; DVD drive -> Media -> select image file ->browse to the ubuntu Disk image file (ubuntu-16.04.2-server-amd64) I download at step 1

  4. Install Ubuntu Server
      From Hyper-V manager- > Select Virtual machine (Ubuntu)
      Right click and connect and press start the machine and it will go through the installation process
      I select install Ubuntu Server
      Follow all step  in UI. Below is some note
      *  Do not configure network at this time
      *  Partitioning method ; Guided - use entire disk and setup LVM
      * Choose software to install ->; I didn't change anything
      * Install the GRUB Boot loader to the master boot record

5. Setup network in Virtual machine
Hyper-V Virtual Server connect to internet using WIFI

6. After step 5, restart Virtual server and we found the network will disappear again

7. Setup fix IP
Virtual Server - Setup Fix IP

7a  List of available update
   sudo apt-get update

8. Installs newer versions of the packages
     sudo apt-get upgrade

9. performing the function of upgrade, also intelligently handles changing dependencies with new versions of packages;
     sudo apt-get dist-upgrade