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Using a chroot with debootstrap you can install, for example, Ubuntu 14.04 with

sudo debootstrap trusty /var/chroot/trusty http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu

This will, as I understand, install a basic 14.04 installation. Is there any way to install Ubuntu 14.04 Server edition into the chrooted environment?

For an answer I'd either like that it's not possible, or how to do it - not "Install 14.04 and remove things you don't need"

Mitch
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Debootstrap installs a very, very basic system, only the absolutely essential packages. There is virtually nothing to be removed and is certainely not a full installation of Ubuntu. So just install all the software you want to use there.

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