Agreed, the problem however is that the myriad of machines I have the vast majority do not support hardware assisted virtualization. So I'm stuck. Does anybody know when update 5 is coming out ? On 4/28/07, Mike Kearey <mkearey@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
clockwork@xxxxxxxxxx wrote: > I know its doable. I want to know if there is a supported/official way > to do > it yet. I would imagine something would have to be modified in the install > tree to do it. virt-install sure doesnt like stock rhel 4.4. I'm also > working on para-virt hardware for the most part. (Really this is an apache > 2.0 issue since thats what we need and there is no clean and maintainable > way to do 2.0 on rhel 5. [which IMNSHO was a bad move for redhat]). > - RHEL 4 update 4 is supported as a fully virtualised guest on a RHEL5 virtualisation host. Of course, fully virtualised requires some hardware assistance - a CPU with VT or VME . - Only RHEL4 update 5 will be supported as a para-virt guest on a RHEL 5 virtualisation host BTW, RHEL5 is aimed at being a virtualisation host as well as a host for web server and other services. Virtualisation is a way of solving the problem you have - the need to run httpd 2.0 versions. The best approach is to run a RHEL 4 guest to host the httpd 2.0 server. Cheers -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
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