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I have a ubuntu server 15.10 installed on my virtual machine (Parallels Desktop). now I want to create a iso installation of my current ubuntu server with it's softwares, configuration, etc.

as long as its a non-gui distribution, how would I manage to do that? I have tested some tools like Remastersys, Respin, PinguyBuilder but despite the Live mode which works correctly and have my data included, their Installer option doesn't work, and when I choose it, the system is going to freeze or into Live mode again.

I don't want to use CloneZilla because as far as I know it is just a backup/restore tool and doesn't come for creating iso installation.

Snowleaf
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can't you just duplicate the VM?

I usually separate the /home, /var and data partitions. you could do a vanilla installation and copy the /etc hierarchy over.

Another way to go is to use dd_rescue to create an image you can later dump to another machine VM.

Pinguinim
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