Different versions of ubuntu with chroot environment
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I was trying to setup a chroot environment on older system using debootstrap. I had ubuntu 14.04 and I was wondering what version of ubuntu i can possibly install on it. If I were to try and run ubuntu 20.04 should there be any risk for the host system? And more generally, how far apart can the versions be - is there any limit at all?
While the problem was solved by simply upgrading the old system (about time) the question remains.
When I tried to set it up i used debootstrap to create chroot folder in something like
/root/${distro}-root
, then I mounted folders as in [here](https://wiki.debian.org/Debootstrap) . I then run chroot on that folder. Everything worked as intended. After that though when I rebooted the host system it would not boot up.
Asked by pnikonowicz
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Jan 4, 2023, 08:43 AM
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