Is it possible to install Ubuntu via an existing os with a shell but is completely unbootable, like obtain a fresh unmodified installed version of ubuntu (not the iso, the result of the installation of that iso) then copy it to an empty partition then manage to get it to boot via grub (as I am un able to access the cd rom from my rom nor do anything with iso files from my os nor with my android)
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via an existing os with a shell ... to an empty partition then manage to get it to boot via grub
If that OS is Ubuntu: yes. But you technically do not even need a OS on the system to do this: you can use a live session to do this.
- boot up a live session
- install and start gparted.
- create a partition minimal the size of the ISO (2Gb should be more than enough).
- put the ISO stored on disk into that partition.
Also see on examples on how to setup grub:
