[Rubidot]

I want to use OpenVZ, and I decided to use Gentoo as my host OS. I just installed Gentoo according to the handbook, and I'm pretty sure it's installed correctly and very close to what was suggested there. Anyway, now I want to install OpenVZ and I'm going by this how-to Gentoo Linux Documentation -- Gentoo OpenVZ Howto

<arch>, <KERNELVERSION>, and <OPENVZVERSION> are variables, right?

I'm guessing KERNELVERSION is 2.6.24-gentoo-r3 (that's what showed up when I #ls -l /usr/src/linux as I was installing Gentoo)

OPENVZVERSION likewise would be 2.6.18-openvz-028.053-r2 (that's what I see now with the same command)

but what is <arch>?


Also, for future reference, how do I find out what kernel version is installed (as it no longer shows up in #ls -l /usr/src/linux)?


Thanks

[i92guboj]

Originally Posted by Rubidot

I want to use OpenVZ, and I decided to use Gentoo as my host OS. I just installed Gentoo according to the handbook, and I'm pretty sure it's installed correctly and very close to what was suggested there. Anyway, now I want to install OpenVZ and I'm going by this how-to Gentoo Linux Documentation -- Gentoo OpenVZ Howto

<arch>, <KERNELVERSION>, and <OPENVZVERSION> are variables, right?

Yes. You can use ls to see the correct name of the directory. You can also use TAB to autocomplete.

Also, for future reference, how do I find out what kernel version is installed (as it no longer shows up in #ls -l /usr/src/linux)?


Thanks

You can use "uname -a" to see the complete name of the running kernel.

[Rubidot]

Thanks for your help! I was afraid no one would answer