chore. Update readme

tools/hyperv/README.md

@@ -15,24 +15,6 @@ to an Azure VM as well.
 ## Instructions 
 
 1) Start an admin powershell prompt
-2) Run the command from this directory, `.\create-dev-box.ps1 -VMRoot D:\dev -VMType overlaybd -VMName mirrortestvm`
-3) After the script completes wait a minute or two for the VM to initialize
-4) Open Hyper-V manager and a new VM should be running
-5) Double click on the VM, when prompted for username enter `chief` (TODO: Temporary common username)
-6) Choose a new password and login
-7) Double check cloud-init is finished, 
-    1. `sudo su`, must be root to check the logs
-    2. `tail -f /var/log/cloud-init-output.log`, the last message should say finished and if it's not complete tail should be following it to completion
-8) Reboot the machine, `reboot` -- This is so that you can see the ip address from the Hyper-V Manager. It will be under the networking tab.
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-### Connecting to the VM 
-
-You can either connect through the Hyper-V manager, or through your own terminal. If you connect through the Hyper-v manager you will be missing some quality of life features, but it's fast and easy. 
-
-If you want to connect through terminal there are some steps you need to complete before that is possible. 
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-1) First you need to add your public ssh-key to the VM, currently this might be a bit of a pain and is something that can be automated by the script but that's required
-2) Next open up a powershell prompt on the host. It's important that you do not try to ssh from a WSL machine, because you won't be able to resolve the IP. 
-3) Find the ip address in the Hyper-V manager
-4) ssh to the machine, likely will need to specify <username>@<ip> -- This experience will be improved eventually.
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+2) Run the command from this directory, `.\create-dev-box.ps1 -VMRoot D:\dev -VMType overlaybd -VMName mirrortestvm -EnableSSH $true`
+3) Wait for the VM to reboot (A VM will not have an IP Address listed in Hyper-V Manager before being rebooted)
+4) Open a PS terminal, and ssh w/ `ssh yourusername@ipaddress` this should prompt you for your ssh-key password