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I actually did this a while ago. I wanted to try out creating a docker base image from scratch so created one for RHEL 4 and then launched it as a container on
by cpitman 10y ago
I actually did this a while ago. I wanted to try out creating a docker base image from scratch so created one for RHEL 4 and then launched it as a container on RHEL 7. I didn't do too much with it other then prove out that I could run processes in it, but as far as I could tell it was functional. And the weird looks I got from people when I told them about it were great!
Disclaimer: I work for Red Hat.
- vidarh 10y agoRHEL 4 is about 7 years newer than Redhat 4.1... It may very well be possible to get Redhat 4.1 running too, but RHEL 4 is not quite in the same league.