doc: add a note about running ubuntu-image as root or with sudo #1990
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On several occasions recently, users failed to build images with ubuntu-image because it is not made clear the tool must be run as root or with sudo. Clarify this in the doc.
I added this as a
Notebut aWarningor something else might be more appropriate/visible.