LinuxQuestions.org - ''chroot /newroot login'': logs me into the old root

Hi,
i run Debian Etch amd64. I set up an i386 chrooted environment. I now try to execute the 'chroot /newroot login' command in order not to log into the jailed environment directly as root. However, login executes in the old environment and logs me in there; not in the jailed one.

Code:

kostas@mermix:~$ sudo /usr/sbin/chroot /i386/ login

mermix login: kostas

Password:

Last login: Fri Aug  8 15:17:54 2008 on pts/2





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kostas@mermix:~$ ls

bin            install_flash_player_9_linux

Desktop        install_flash_player_9_linux.tar.gz

desktop_style  progs

kostas@mermix:~$

The 'ls' proves, that i haven't changed root.

Any help?