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removed kernel patches and some minor cleanup to documentation in relation

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@ -119,36 +119,6 @@ Installing from Packages on Ubuntu
First install the Ubuntu |UBUNTUVERSION| operating system.
.. tip::
With Debian or Ubuntu 14.04 (trusty) and newer, you can simply install
CORE using the following command::
sudo apt-get install core-network
Proceed to the "Install Quagga for routing." line below to install Quagga.
The other commands shown in this section apply to binary packages
downloaded from the CORE website instead of using the Debian/Ubuntu
repositories.
.. NOTE::
Linux package managers (e.g. `software-center`, `yum`) will take care
of installing the dependencies for you when you use the CORE packages.
You do not need to manually use these installation lines. You do need
to select which Quagga package to use.
* **Optional:** install the prerequisite packages (otherwise skip this
step and have the package manager install them for you.)
.. parsed-literal::
# make sure the system is up to date; you can also use synaptic or
# update-manager instead of apt-get update/dist-upgrade
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
sudo apt-get install |APTDEPS| |APTDEPS2|
* Install Quagga for routing. If you plan on working with wireless
networks, we recommend
installing

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@ -111,8 +111,7 @@ Linux network namespaces (also known as netns, LXC, or `Linux containers
<http://lxc.sourceforge.net/>`_) is the primary virtualization
technique used by CORE. LXC has been part of the mainline Linux kernel since
2.6.24. Recent Linux distributions such as Fedora and Ubuntu have
namespaces-enabled kernels out of the box, so the kernel does not need to be
patched or recompiled.
namespaces-enabled kernels out of the box.
A namespace is created using the ``clone()`` system call. Each namespace has
its own process environment and private network stack. Network namespaces
share the same filesystem in CORE.