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Multiple Linux kernels running simultaneously.(one 1 server)

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sharkbitz

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I've been looking around how to do this, but I can't find any information. The only thing I found that does this is anIBM server. There's a hosting company that does this, and sells full root access shells on PIII-750 machines. (www.superb.net)Here is the link. I believe they are using Redhat kernels.

If anyone knows how to do this, I would appreciate the info.
 
Er.. Why would you want multiple Linux kernels running at the same time? Give us an idea of what you're trying to do.
 
They aren't really running 'multiple kernels' .. they have modified all the common utilities to make it appear that way. FreeVSD and Linux Virtual Servers are two projects that are doing that under the GPL. Basically it symlinks an entire linux install into a seperate directory, and chroots to there, and the modified tools make it appear as if the chrooted session was an entire seperate linux install.

Look up Virtual Services on www.freshmeat.net for links.

-SyZ
 
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