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#summary How to build a core-root filesystem template for use with CORE
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= About OpenVZ and CORE OS templates =
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OpenVZ uses [http://wiki.openvz.org/OS_template operating system templates] to supply the virtual containers with a root filesystem. "An OS template is basically a set of packages from some Linux distribution used to populate a container." (OpenVZ wiki)
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By default, CORE uses a single OS template cache for all of its nodes, located in `/vz/private/core-root`. This is a convenience so you can install a binary in one place and
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= How to make a core-root template =
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= How to make the core-root RPM =
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