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cloud-in-a-box: add missing prepare.sh script #755

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sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
```
7. Install upgrades

```bash
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
```

8. Run the `prepare.sh` script to prepare the configuration

```bash
sudo /opt/cloud-in-a-box/prepare.sh
```

8. Run the `bootstrap.sh` script with the required [type](#types) (use of `sandbox` is recommended)
9. Run the `bootstrap.sh` script with the required [type](#types) (use of `sandbox` is recommended)

```bash
sudo /opt/cloud-in-a-box/bootstrap.sh sandbox
```

9. Run the `deploy.sh` script with the same type as in step 8 to deploy services like Ceph and OpenStack
10. Run the `deploy.sh` script with the same type as in step 8 to deploy services like Ceph and OpenStack

```bash
sudo /opt/cloud-in-a-box/deploy.sh sandbox
```

10. Shutdown the system
11. Shutdown the system

```bash
sudo shutdown -h now
```

11. Start the system again. System is ready for use, by default DHCP is tried on the first network device.
12. Start the system again. System is ready for use, by default DHCP is tried on the first network device.

11. Login via SSH. Use the user `dragon` with the password `password`.
13. Login via SSH. Use the user `dragon` with the password `password`.

```bash
ssh dragon@IP_ADDRESS_FROM_YOUR_SERVER
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