Is there any Linux Distri available to run several instances of Linux Kernel?.

Is there any Linux Distri available to run several instances of Linux
Kernel?. Thanks.

On 2005-05-20, GS <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> Is there any Linux Distri available to run several instances of Linux
> Kernel?. Thanks.

Ask a better question. Do you mean the linux-in-linux feature added to the
kernel relatively recently? Something like VMWare?
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GS wrote:
> Is there any Linux Distri available to run several instances of Linux
> Kernel?. Thanks.

If you need to run Linux over Linux you can try Qemu or UML (User
Mode Linux). And of course VMWare, but is commercial software.

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I would like to make Virtual Network, by using several instances of
linux kernel on one system with each has its own NIC, it should be able
to talk each other.
Basically I would like to make communication from one NIC to another
NIC, by using RH Linux.

GS wrote:

> I would like to make Virtual Network, by using several instances of
> linux kernel on one system with each has its own NIC, it should be able
> to talk each other.
> Basically I would like to make communication from one NIC to another
> NIC, by using RH Linux.
Hi,

you can use both, VMWare and UML for this. If you plan to do Kernel
development, UML is propably the best choice.

Alex

Xen seem's like an option but I have never used it as such..

http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/Research/SRG...user/user.html

HTH
Syam