Linux-VServer 2.1.1 development release available

Linux-VServer Project Announces New Development Release

After one year of work the Linux-VServer project released the second version 
of the development kernel patch series including the following features and 
bugfixes: 

Additions 
 - Per CPU Fair/Hard Scheduler 
 - Per Context System Time 
 - Dentry Accounting and Limits 
 - Lock Accounting and Limits 
 - Slab and Page Fault Accounting 
 - Context Privacy (Admin) 
 - Context Locking (reactivated) 
 - Context Capability Masking 
 - Full JFS Filesystem Support 
 - Full OCFS2 Filesystem Support 

Enhancements 
 - CoW Link Breaking (chmod/chown) 
 - Fake Init and Proc Checks 
 - Socket Accounting 
 - Syscall Command Security 
 - Context Helper 
 - Persistent Contexts 
 - Memory/Swap/Cache Info Virtualization 
 - PID Virtualization for External Code 
 - Scheduling Monitor 
 - Runtime History Tracing 
 - Barrier and Trace Checks/Info 
 - Improved UTS Virtualization 
 - Improved Trap Information 
 - IRQ Context (Un)Tagging 

Removals 
 - Removed devfs legacy 
 - Obsoleted Memory Split (now in mainline) 

The new release can be obtained from the Linux-VServer project website at 
http://linux-vserver.org.


The complete announcements can be found at 
http://linux-vserver.org/Announcements/20061106

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Benedikt Böhm <hollow@linux-vserver.org>
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