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Subject: Re: RFC [patch 00/34] PID Virtualization Overview
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Dave Hansen wrote:
> One use for containers might be to pick a container from a system, wrap
> it up, and transport it to another system where it would continue to
> run.  We would have to make sure that the pids did not collide with any
> containers running on the target system.

Couldn't you assign new pids when the container is transported to the 
other system?

-- Suleiman