Yes. My mini-OS boots first on the system and my application currently
runs on the mini-OS.
Then you should be able to port it over. Take a "tar" of the installed
system, use it as a OpenVZ template by specifying it when you "vzctl
create" a new VE, and well... start removing what's unnecessar
On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 10:03 AM, Gregor at HostGIS wrote:
> Do I always need a distro to run OpenVZ ? In my case, I don't use a
>> distro but just kernel+initrd+my own application
>>
>
> Do you mean, can you run your mini-OS as a guest within a OpenVZ container?
Very probably! If your "not a dis
Do I always need a distro to run OpenVZ ? In my case, I don't use a
distro but just kernel+initrd+my own application
Do you mean, can you run your mini-OS as a guest within a OpenVZ
container? Very probably! If your "not a distro" can boot and run on
normal hardware, you should be able to:
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Hi,
Do I always need a distro to run OpenVZ ? In my case, I don't use a distro
but just kernel+initrd+my own application that doesn't need gnome/kde
(basically am embedded platform). Is it possible to use OpenVZ in such cases
?
--Nirmal
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