[ Thanks to Falko
Timme for this link. ]
“1 Preliminary Note
“Make sure that you have OpenVZ set up on your CentOS 5.2 server,
for example as shown in this tutorial: Installing And Using OpenVZ
On CentOS 5.2“I’ve tried this on an i386 system; I don’t know if Vtonf works
on x86_64 systems as well – the INSTALL file that comes with Vtonf
says no, but the Vtonf wiki doesn’t mention anything like
this…”
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