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Michael Shigorin authored
Classic VEs don't carry any kernel since these are running under a single OpenVZ (or potentially LXC) kernel image; ARM Multiboot (TWRP in this particular case) allows to boot off a chroot via kexec, and we need a kernel in it for that, obviously. No bootloader required inside such VE though.
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