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Cov at 11:03, 11 December 2013

2013-12-11T11:03:11Z

Kir: highlighted "no need"

2013-12-10T01:00:48Z

highlighted "no need"

Kir: created (based on info from Installation)

2013-12-10T01:00:14Z

created (based on info from Installation)

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Currently (as of Linux v3.11) all the CRIU-related kernel patches are in vanilla kernel. That means there is no need for a custom kernel anymore.

In the future, CRIU team might start working on some new kernel stuff for CRIU again. In that case any new patches will first be available from the staging repository at

* http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/gorcunov/linux-cr.git

Also, a [http://www.raspberrypi.org/ Raspberry Pi] specific kernel is available at
* https://github.com/avagin/linux-rpi-criu/tree/criu-rpi-3.11.y

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	In the future, CRIU team might start working on some new kernel stuff for CRIU again. In that case any new patches will first be available from the staging repository at		In the future, CRIU team might start working on some new kernel stuff for CRIU again. In that case any new patches will first be available from the staging repository at

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−	Currently (as of Linux v3.11) all the CRIU-related kernel patches are in vanilla kernel. That means there is no need for a custom kernel anymore.	+	Currently (as of Linux v3.11) all the CRIU-related kernel patches are in vanilla kernel. That means there is '''no need for a custom kernel''' anymore. In other words, skip this page.

	In the future, CRIU team might start working on some new kernel stuff for CRIU again. In that case any new patches will first be available from the staging repository at		In the future, CRIU team might start working on some new kernel stuff for CRIU again. In that case any new patches will first be available from the staging repository at