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Improve on doc on how to manually setup the LXD agent #14023

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doc/howto/instances_create: improve LXD agent setup snippet
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doc/howto/instances_create: add note about SELinux and LXD agent
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Expand Up @@ -357,16 +357,20 @@ Now the VM can be rebooted, and it will boot from disk.
<!-- iso_vm_step7 end -->

<!-- iso_vm_step8 start -->
If the VM installed from an ISO is a Linux distribution using `systemd`, it is possible to install the LXD agent inside of it. This can be done manually as the root user inside the VM:
If the VM was installed from an ISO is a Linux distribution using `systemd`, it is possible to install the LXD agent inside of it. This can be done manually as the root user inside the VM:
<!-- iso_vm_step8 end -->

mount -t 9p config /mnt
modprobe 9pnet_virtio
mount -t 9p config /mnt -o access=0,transport=virtio || mount -t virtiofs config /mnt
cd /mnt
./install.sh
cd /
umount /mnt
systemctl start lxd-agent
reboot

```{note}
On SELinux enabled distribution, it might be necessary to disable SELinux or set it to `permissive` mode. Please refer to your OS vendor documentation for how to do this.
```

````
````{group-tab} API
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