remove FIXMEs and add clarifications

(per feedback)

modules/installation-and-upgrade/pages/install-ignition.adoc

@@ -2,10 +2,6 @@
 = Boot Image Configuration Tools
 
 
-// FIXME: is labeling name such as Boot Image Configuration Tool correct?
-//        can we drop clould-init here?
-//        is combustion available and shall we mention it?
-
 [IMPORTANT]
 ====
 {productname} VM images are prepared with JeOS firstboot configuration dialogs.
@@ -96,74 +92,3 @@ This particular example is setting the [systemitem]``root`` password to `linux`.
 Substitute your password hash for the one in this example.
 
 For more information about [systemitem]``Ignition``, see https://documentation.suse.com/sle-micro/5.4/single-html/SLE-Micro-deployment/#cha-images-ignition.
-
-
-////
-// FIXME: adjust and enable the following, if needed
-[[sumavm.cloud_init]]
-== {productname} basic configuration using Cloud Init disk
-
-[systemitem]``Cloud Init`` is a provisioning tool that enables you to configure a system according to your specification on the first boot.
-When the system is booted for the first time, [systemitem]``Cloud Init service`` is loaded and searches for a configuration file within a specific directory (on a USB flash disk, or you can provide a URL).
-
-[systemitem]``Cloud Init`` uses few configuration files in the YAML format. Used files are named [path]``meta-data``, [path]``network-config`` and [path]``user-data``.
-
-[systemitem]``Cloud Init`` allows numerous sources where to store configuration data. 
-In this guide we use local iso image with volume id [literal]``cidata`` as a source. 
-The directory structure must look as follows:
-
-----
-<root directory>
-└── meta-data
-└── network-config
-└── user-data
-----
-
-If you intend to configure a QEMU/KVM virtual machine, provide the path to the [path]``config.ign`` as an attribute of the qemu command.
-For example:
-
-----
--fw_cfg name=opt/com.coreos/config,file=PATH_TO_config.ign
-----
-
-The [systemitem]``Cloud Init`` allows many management options. For a complete specification, refer to Cloud Init specification (https://cloudinit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html).
-
-=== Set Up Root Password Using Cloud Init
-
-You need to hash the root password, for example, by using the [command]``openssl`` command:
-
-----
-openssl passwd -6
-----
-
-The command creates a hash of the password you chose.
-Use this hash as the value of the [literal]``password`` attribute.
-
-Prepare the needed configuration files using the following commands:
-
-----
-touch network-config
-touch meta-data
-----
-
-Create a file named [path]``user-data`` with the following content:
-
-----
-#cloud-config
-chpasswd:
-  expire: false
-  users:
-    - name: root
-      password: $2a$10$qV298UV11u9lCFDjpHpCUe1cErBiVR.G3shukxs3.2PAO1xhJWs0K
-----
-
-Prepare [systemitem]``Cloud Init`` ISO file using the command:
-
-----
-mkisofs -rational-rock -joliet -o suma_cloudinit.iso -V cidata network-config meta-data user-data
-----
-
-Attach the created [path]``suma_cloudinit.iso`` file as a volume to the creating virtual machine.
-This particular example is setting [systemitem]``root`` password to `linux`.
-Substitute your password hash for the one in this example
-////

modules/installation-and-upgrade/pages/install-vm.adoc

@@ -113,12 +113,9 @@ This sections describes VMware configurations, focusing on the creation of an ex
 
 . Make a copy of uploaded [filename]``.vmdk`` file using VMware web interface.
   This will convert provided [filename]``.vmdk`` file to the format suitable for vSpere hypervisor.
+  Use this new copy as a base image for the virtual machine.
 
 . Create and name a new virtual machine based on the Guest OS Family [systemitem]``Linux`` and Guest OS Version {sle} 15 (64-bit).
-+
-
-// FIXME: Do we need the following step?  I think, in 5.0 we removed it
-. In [guimenu]``Customize settings`` browse to the uploaded [filename]``.vmdk`` using [systemitem]``IDE controller 0`` storage device in the [systemitem]``Controller Location``.
 
 . Add an additional [systemitem]``Hard Disk 2`` of 500 GB (or more).