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== Fedora Core 5 Tips ==
 
== Fedora Core 5 Tips ==
  
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This is a collection of guidelines/tips for installing openvz on Fedora Core 5, with some gotchas covered.
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OpenVZ is a neat piece of software, but sometimes there are confusing things that make it frustrating to use.
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This is a collection of guidelines/tips for installing openvz on Fedora Core 5, with some gotchas covered.  
  
 
== Use development branch ==
 
== Use development branch ==
  
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You should be using the OpenVZ development branch of kernels with FC5. The kernels have <code>test</code> in their name. Go to your [[yum]] repo configuration and make sure that the development repo is enabled, or do the following:
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You should be using the OpenVZ development branch of kernels with FC5. The kernels have test in their name. Go to your yum repo configuration and make sure that the development repo is enabled or do the following.
  
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  <pre>
 
   echo '
 
   echo '
 
   [openvz-kernel-devel]
 
   [openvz-kernel-devel]
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   gpgkey=http://download.openvz.org/RPM-GPG-Key-OpenVZ
 
   gpgkey=http://download.openvz.org/RPM-GPG-Key-OpenVZ
 
   ' > /etc/yum.repos.d/openvz-devel.repo
 
   ' > /etc/yum.repos.d/openvz-devel.repo
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  </pre>
  
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Note: Do not install the FC5 openvz kernel on the website, it is outdated if you have an up to date FC5 install.
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Note: Do not install the FC5 openvz kernel on the website, it is outdated if you have an up to date FC5 install
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== Fix metadata ==
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After installing the metadata, run the following
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  INFILE=/vz/template/fedora-core/5/i386/config/default.list
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  if [ ! -e $INFILE.orig ]
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  then
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    cp $INFILE $INFILE.orig
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  fi
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  sed 's/caching-nameserver/bind-config/' $INFILE.orig > $INFILE
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  </pre>
  
 
== Creating your own templates ==
 
== Creating your own templates ==
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   tar --numeric-owner -zcf /vz/template/cache/fedora-core-5-i386-minimal-mine.tar.gz -C /vz/private/101/ .
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   tar -zcf /vz/template/cache/fedora-core-5-i386-minimal-mine.tar.gz -C /vz/private/101/ .
 
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If you create a ve from one of your own templates, you should edit veid.conf in /etc/vz/conf to set the OSTEMPLATE variable back to fedora-core-5. This will insure that vzyum etc continue to work. Otherwise openvz may not find the metadata for your machine.
 
  
 
== Yum differences ==
 
== Yum differences ==

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