Vserver on Fedora Core 2?

Hi, I will start by saying that I am new to linux.  I can install Feroda
with the packages I need, and also install Apache/mySQL/php from source
so I have the versions I want.  I'm trying to learn as fast as I can,
but as I am also developing a very complicated website, I don't have a
great deal of time.
 
I am just about to rebuild my local linux testing server with Feroda
Core 2.  I would like to be able to run a few virtual hosts, e.g.
live.okulyillari.com (clone of live site), development.okulyillari.com
(for work in progress / testing), experimental.okulyillari.com (for
testing on a different platform, PHP5 + mySQL 4.1.2) and also
development.orhaniye.net.  Now setting most of these up as simple
virtual hosts would be no problem, and therefore I wouldn't need to use
vserver.  But, if I want to use different versions of PHP and mySQL,
then setting up vservers could be a real advantage, also meaning I could
test configuration changes without messing up all of the hosts.
 
Anyway, to the point.  I can't find much about installing vserver on an
FC2 machine.  The linux kernel is 2.6 and for a novice like me all of
this kernel patching etc is quite deep.  Is there a nice tutorial out
there which I have missed?  If not, can anyone who has done what I am
trying give me some tips on what deviations I will need to make from the
Feroda core 1 tutorial / howto?
 
Many Thanks,
 
Justin.
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