On Tue, Feb 07, 2006 at 02:22:05PM +0100, Daniel Kraft wrote:
> Hi List!
>
> I will get some Dual-Xeon-Servers soon and have to install
> RedHat ES on them.
> I want to install debian/sarge-based linux-vservers on top of
> the RedHat.
> I have the choice between RedHat ES 32 bit and RedHat ES 64 bit.
> The questions are:
> 1. Can I have a 32 bit debian/sarge on a 64 bit RedHat or
> will I have to install a 64 bit debian?
works fine, as long as the 64bit kernel has 32bit
arch support enabled and you are using the right
personalitly for the guest
> 2. Is it possible to patch a RedHat Kernel with linux-vserver?
a lot of things are possible ...
> I don't want to use a patched vanilla kernel on these systems.
why?
> Are there pre-patched RedHat-Kernels?
not that I know of ...
> 3. Should I use RedHat ES 32 bit and just ignore the ~20%
> performance loss for comfortability?
IMHO a 64bit kernel would be the better choice if
you want performance, the 32bit one, if you want
stability ...
> Thanks for any hints!
HTH,
Herbert
> Daniel
>
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