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An OpenVZ kernel is the central part of OpenVZ. We maintain a few branches, based on different kernels. Below you'll find a link to all of them. For installation info, check [[quick installation]]. | An OpenVZ kernel is the central part of OpenVZ. We maintain a few branches, based on different kernels. Below you'll find a link to all of them. For installation info, check [[quick installation]]. | ||
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An OpenVZ kernel is the central part of OpenVZ. We maintain a few branches, based on different kernels. Below you'll find a link to all of them. For installation info, check quick installation.
If you are not sure which kernel to download, use RHEL5.
Stable
These are stable, supported branches which we take care of.
- RHEL4: based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 kernel (2.6.9 based). Super stable.
- RHEL5: based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 kernel (2.6.18 based). Stable.
- 2.6.18: based on vanilla 2.6.18. Stable.
Development
These are development, bleeding edge branches. Use at your own risk.
- 2.6.24: based on vanilla 2.6.24.
Old stuff
These branches are not developed/supported anymore. They are here mostly for the historical reasons.
