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#3 Re: Using vserver Posted by JulienV (86.213.xx.xx) on Wed 21 Mar 2007 at 18:45 I am planning to write a short guide with a different approach using vserver-debiantools (and its script newvserver), but still need to test vserver more thoroughly, which is part of my objectives for the coming week-end. As for the linux-image, sure, it should be adapted to what you already run and suit your architecture (added to my draft). Cheers, Julien

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