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#8 Re: Running Linux on Linux - Virtual Servers Posted by amosshapira (203.10.xx.xx) on Wed 21 Feb 2007 at 06:43 What's the question - being able to run linux under linux through UML vs. Qemu? You can achieve the same goal with both. The advantage of UML (which is why I got to this article) is that it should make it easier to debug kernel code - just attach GDB to the UML process and off you go. Apart from that, Qemu might be faster (and it can run any OS, not just Linux) but I'm not even sure about the speed advantage after the reading some comparison I saw recently. BTW - this article seems to be a bit out of date for Etch (e.g. the "groupadd" command is unnecessary, it's possible to setup an "image" using debootstrap instead of downloading the particular one suggested in the article)

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