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 === Intel x86_64 with VirtualBox=== === Intel x86_64 with VirtualBox===
-   * Version: 2.0-beta8\\ +   * Version: 2.0-8.1\\ 
-   * Release Date: August 9, 2022+   * Release Date: 25-Jan-2024
  
 === Apple M1, M2 with UTM === === Apple M1, M2 with UTM ===
-  * Version: 2.0-beta8-M1-R2 +  * Version: 2.0-M8.1 
-  * Release Date: February 20, 2023+  * Release Date: 25-Jan-2024
  
 === Issues with Either version of the LHM=== === Issues with Either version of the LHM===
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 **IMPORTANT** The LHM should be stopped when not in use. The running services should be stopped in a ''graceful manner'' (powered down) as frequent standby or a sudden power interruption can leave some services in a broken state. To stop the LHM, it is suggested the you login as the root user (see [[linux_hadoop_minimal_installation_instructions_version_2#stopping_the_vm|Stopping the VM]] ) and issue the ''poweroff'' command. This will ensure a safe and orderly shutdown of the machine. **IMPORTANT** The LHM should be stopped when not in use. The running services should be stopped in a ''graceful manner'' (powered down) as frequent standby or a sudden power interruption can leave some services in a broken state. To stop the LHM, it is suggested the you login as the root user (see [[linux_hadoop_minimal_installation_instructions_version_2#stopping_the_vm|Stopping the VM]] ) and issue the ''poweroff'' command. This will ensure a safe and orderly shutdown of the machine.
  
-====Installation Steps for Apple-M1 Based Hosts ====+====Installation Steps for Apple-M Based Hosts ====
  
-**20-Feb-2023 VERSION-UPDATED**+**25-Jan-2024 VERSION-UPDATED**
  
-There is a partial LHM for the Apple M1 based machines. The following (aarch64) packages are installed: CentOS Linux 7.6, Python3 3.6.8, R 3.6.0, Hadoop 3.3.0, Hive 3.1.2, Apache Spark 2.4.5, Derby 10.14.2.0, Zeppelin 0.8.2, Sqoop 1.4.7, Kafka 2.5.0, HBase 2.4.10, NiFi 1.17.0 (KafkaEsque is not installed)+There is a full LHM for the Apple M based machines. The following (aarch64) packages are installed: CentOS Linux 7.6, Python3 3.6.8, R 3.6.0, Hadoop 3.3.0, Hive 3.1.2, Apache Spark 2.4.5, Derby 10.14.2.0, Zeppelin 0.8.2, Sqoop 1.4.7, Kafka 2.5.0, HBase 2.4.10, NiFi 1.17.0 (KafkaEsque is not installed)
  
 To run the VM on an Apple-M1 based machine, Perform the following steps:  To run the VM on an Apple-M1 based machine, Perform the following steps: 
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 3. If the **time on the LHM falls out of sync** with the host due to hibernation, the following commands can be run to reset the the ntpd time daemon (run as root). **NOTE:** the host must have Internet access. 3. If the **time on the LHM falls out of sync** with the host due to hibernation, the following commands can be run to reset the the ntpd time daemon (run as root). **NOTE:** the host must have Internet access.
  
-    systemctl -l start ntpd+    systemctl -l stop ntpd
     ntpdate -u pool.ntp.org     ntpdate -u pool.ntp.org
     systemctl -l start ntpd     systemctl -l start ntpd
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