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example.ver.1 > example.ver.2:
  * VirtualRouters are now deployed with the latest version of ExampleLinux
    and wil also use a new MyFirstDHCPServer instead of dnsmasq to provide
    faster and more robust deployment of new Instances

  * ISOs are no longer supported and will be replaced by 2.88MB Floppy Drives
    which can now be attached to Instances. This is to prevent the Secondary
    Storage to grow to enormous sizes as Linux Distributions keep growing in
    size while a stripped down Linux should fit on a 2.88MB floppy.

4.22.0.0 > 4.22.0.1:
  * Disk-only instance snapshots for KVM UEFI VMs now include a sidecar copy of
    the active NVRAM state so revert operations restore both disk and firmware
    boot state consistently.

  * UEFI disk-only instance snapshots taken before this change do not contain an
    NVRAM sidecar and cannot be safely reverted. Take a new snapshot after
    upgrading before relying on revert for UEFI VMs.

  * Taking a disk-only instance snapshot for KVM UEFI VMs now briefly suspends
    the guest while the NVRAM sidecar is copied, so that the captured firmware
    state is consistent with the disk snapshot. Non-UEFI VMs are unaffected and
    continue to snapshot live.