Florian Philipp wrote:
I recently acquired a virtual server at hosteurope.de
...
How do I have to configure the kernel?
Which sources can I use?
I'd say you do not need any sources, because as you wrote,
you have guest. openvz/virtuozzo uses one single kernel
running on host (similar as vserver-linux).
As it is common, company offering virtual servers has a pool
of guest-systems you can choose from (iirc, hosteurope offers
debian, ubuntu, suse, and some kinds of windoze). You can not
install a guest system of your choice, but you can ask them
and maybe they will prepare it for you. Then you get root
access to your guest system, and you can do with it whatever
you want (except of building new kernel)...
Jarry
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