After much juggling around, I finally found a tutorial which helped me the way through: Virtualizing a Linux System

Basically it's simple but needs a bit of work.

I needed to create images from all the existing partitions on my physical Ubuntu. I recreated a similar virtual machine and then I restored the boot loader. That's it.

Another method is to use Remastersys (much easier!)

After much juggling around, I finally found a tutorial which helped me the way through: Virtualizing a Linux System

Basically it's simple but needs a bit of work.

I needed to create images from all the existing partitions on my physical Ubuntu. I recreated a similar virtual machine and then I restored the boot loader. That's it.

Historically, another method would be to use Remastersys (much easier!) However, the project is now dead.

After much juggling around, I finally found a tutorial which helped me the way through: Virtualizing a Linux System

Basically it's simple but needs a bit of work.

I needed to create images from all the existing partitions on my physical Ubuntu. I recreated a similar virtual machine and then I restored the boot loader. That's it.

After much juggling around, I finally found a tutorial which helped me the way through: Virtualizing a Linux System

Basically it's simple but needs a bit of work.

I needed to create images from all the existing partitions on my physical Ubuntu. I recreated a similar virtual machine and then I restored the boot loader. That's it.

Another method is to use Remastersys (much easier!)