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Revision as of 15:23, 13 October 2010
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 (on any distro).
Contents
[hide]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.
- Latest version is 023stab054.1.
- RHEL5
- Based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 kernel (2.6.18 based). Stable.
- Latest version is 028stab122.4.
Testing
These kernels are candidates to stable. They are totally untested and might contain major bugs. Not for production systems!
- RHEL5 testing
- Based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 kernel (2.6.18 based). Testing.
- Latest version is 028stab120.1.
Development
These are development, bleeding edge branches. Use at your own risk.
- RHEL6
- Based on RHEL6 2.6.32.
- Latest version is 042stab145.3.
- 2.6.32
- Based on vanilla 2.6.32.
- Latest version is 2.6.32-feoktistov.1.
- 2.6.27
- Based on vanilla 2.6.27.
- Latest version is 2.6.27-repin.1.
Old stuff
These branches are not developed/supported anymore. They are here mostly for the historical reasons. Do not use.
