Warning: AUFS storage driver is deprecated in boot2docker and AUFS support will be removed in the next major release. You can continue with AUFS in boot2docker 18.06.x, but you will need to reset your disk image before updating to the next major update. You can check documentation to save images and backup volumes.

See #1326 for more discussion.

• Docker v18.06.1-ce
• Linux v4.9.93
• AUFS v4.9-20180409, utilities aufs4.9-20170918
• Parallels Tools v13.3.0-43321
• VMware Tools (open-vm-tools) v10.2.5
• VirtualBox Guest Additions v5.2.2
• XenServer Tools (xe-guest-utilities) v6.6.80

Changes: v18.06.1-ce-rc2...v18.06.1-ce

$ sha512sum boot2docker.iso
47ffc95ac32d992ebd1e80798e4fa3c68aa41be18045c8ce5a887ff20e1126b6057e4a8dd66cffa47359f7212d8bdb796909b9bb5b7bfae08806e6b0c461eeee  boot2docker.iso
$ sha256sum boot2docker.iso
e9619989d1397c4dd419cfbe716f7ffb8f0bd7e0d30623ee17e85c51deeb04c2  boot2docker.iso
$ sha1sum boot2docker.iso
16d663df1fc30c56eeefc5f4ace67e8377d4a8ee  boot2docker.iso
$ md5sum boot2docker.iso
6f61a2ee4a1d81b2fdc4af2240c781d3  boot2docker.iso