Re: [orca-list] How you can help

[Jason White <jason jasonjgw net>]

trev saunders gmail com <trev saunders gmail com> wrote:
> Luck, I believe you'r correct.  I believe the kvm website some where tells
> you what flags should be in /proc/cpuinfo if your processor supports
> hardware virtualization.  setting up chroot's is probably your best option.

There's also lxc (Linux containers, based on the support for control groups
introduced in recent kernels.)

Note that according to a discussion on another mailing list, some
distributions do not enable this by default, including, specifically, Ubuntu
in their desktop kernels. Recent Debian kernels support it, however, for
example 2.6.32.