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==CentOS==
===[[Linux/Xen/DomU/CentOS/CentOS 7|CentOS 7]]===
==Debian==
==Debian==


==Ubuntu==
==Devuan==


===Ubuntu 13.10===
===[[Linux/Xen/DomU/Devuan/Devuan Jessie|Devuan Jessie]]===
===[[Linux/Xen/DomU/Devuan/Devuan ASCII|Devuan ASCII]]===
===[[Linux/Xen/DomU/Devuan/Devuan Beowulf|Devuan Beowulf]]===


Start this process on a existing Ubuntu system. Does not have to be a 13.10 system. You will need to have debootstrap installed and may need to update debootstrap so it has the correct script for 13.10.
==Ubuntu==
 
Create a empty image file and format it with ext3.


dd if=/dev/zero of=ubuntu_saucy.img bs=1M count=1 seek=1024
===[[Linux/Xen/DomU/Ubuntu/Ubuntu 13.10|Ubuntu 13.10]]===
mkfs.ext3 ubuntu_saucy.img


Create a directory to mount the image on. Using '/mnt/img' for this example.
===[[Linux/Xen/DomU/Ubuntu/Ubuntu 14.04 LTS|Ubuntu 14.04 LTS]]===


mkdir /mnt/img
===[[Linux/Xen/DomU/Ubuntu/Ubuntu 18.04 LTS|Ubuntu 18.04 LTS]]===
mount -oloop ubuntu_saucy.img /mnt/img

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