You probably thought we have abandoned 2.6.27 kernel branch. Well, we ourselves thought we did (although it was not yet officially announced). Then, out of a sudden, kernel 2.6.27-repin.1 is released, rebasing to latest upstream kernel (2.6.27.57), and fixing OpenVZ bug #1593.
The thing is, this kernel is called after Ilya Repin, a leading Russian painter and sculptor of the Peredvizhniki artistic school. One of his best paintings is called "Unexpected Return", and I happen to enjoy the original in Tretyakov Gallery here in Moscow a couple of weeks ago. So here it is: the unexpected return of 2.6.27 kernel. It took Ilya 4 years to finish the painting, it took Pavel 6 months to release the fix. Better late than never, that is.
I tried it and was able to migrate a CentOS 7 container... but the Fedora 22 one seems to be stuck in the "started" phase. It creates a /vz/private/{ctid} dir on the destination host (with the same…
The fall semester is just around the corner... so it is impossible for me to break away for a trip to Seattle. I hope one or more of you guys can blog so I can attend vicariously.
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