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− | + | This document describes a way to install OpenVZ in a x86_64 computer, so that it can create cache templates, use vzyum and vzrpm. | |
+ | This is intended to work in a host with Centos-4, Centos-5, Fedora Core 5, Fedora Core 6, RHEL 4 or any other RPM based based system with python 2.2, 2.3 or 2.4 version. | ||
− | + | Last Revision: 11:55, 5 Mar 2009 (EST) | |
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== THE PROBLEM == | == THE PROBLEM == | ||
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* Read carefully the [[Quick installation]] page and install the openvz kernel, configure the bootloader, change sysctl.conf, and finally reboot your system the way it is described there. | * Read carefully the [[Quick installation]] page and install the openvz kernel, configure the bootloader, change sysctl.conf, and finally reboot your system the way it is described there. | ||
− | * Download the file [http://linux.carreira.com.pt/ovzutils/setx86_64-0. | + | * Download the file [http://linux.carreira.com.pt/ovzutils/setx86_64-0.5.tar.gz setx86_64-0.5] and then untar and run the script: |
<pre> | <pre> | ||
− | tar xzvf setx86_64-0. | + | tar xzvf setx86_64-0.5.tar.gz |
sh setx86_64 | sh setx86_64 | ||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
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</code> | </code> | ||
− | + | Note: In setx86-0.3 script, all the vztemplates available in openvz.org site are downloaded and used to build x86_64 templates, ready to be used. | |
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In other Operating Systems or other versions, you must verify which python version is installed in the host system. | In other Operating Systems or other versions, you must verify which python version is installed in the host system. | ||
− | Depending on that, the 32 bit files to be replaced are different (read the setx86_64 script, line | + | Depending on that, the 32 bit files to be replaced are different (read the setx86_64-0.3 script, line 320 to line 345, to understand how it is done). |
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