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1381540301 M * Bertl off to bed now ... have a good one everyone!
1381540308 N * Bertl Bertl_zZ
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1381567044 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1381567050 M * Bertl morning folks!
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1381588748 M * paradigm-X after booting into host of vserver and logon as root, I can use the 'df' command to see mounted file systems, among which is "/dev/root". When I then use 'ls -la /dev/root', it shows a link like so: /dev/root --> sdb3.
1381588841 M * paradigm-X I am not clear how this link comes about, but, if possible, I would like to replace 'sdb3' with a UUID. How would I go about doing that?
1381588872 M * paradigm-X Any pointers would be welcome/
1381588944 M * paradigm-X I can figure out how to get the correct UUID, but where would I put it to replace the reference?
1381589024 M * paradigm-X I don't believe it is fstab of vserver host because I used UUID for entries in its fstab already.
1381589138 M * paradigm-X Is it from grub?
1381589877 M * Bertl you can replace everything inside the guest, and sdb3 should not be part of the /dev/entries inside the guest
1381589906 M * paradigm-X In 'grub.conf' I see "real_root=/dev/sdb3", and I am inclined to change this now to "real_root=UUID=abc123...etc.". Any reason I should not, or would that affect vserver badly?
1381589930 M * Bertl you are talking about the host or the guest?
1381589953 M * paradigm-X I am talking about the host
1381589988 M * Bertl ah, well, the host doesn't matter for Linux-VServer and is not affected by Linux-VServer at all
1381589994 M * paradigm-X "after booting into host of vserver and logon as root,..."
1381590069 M * Bertl yes, I understand, that is all done by your distro
1381590070 M * paradigm-X So, are you saying that the change would not be a problem for booting vserver host in any way?
1381590091 M * Bertl and you can modify it however you like
1381590098 M * paradigm-X thanks
1381590110 M * Bertl if your distro can boot with uuids, that's fine
1381590110 M * daniel_hozac (assuming your distro supports what you want)
1381590127 M * Bertl yes, i.e. it is completely unrelated to Linux-VServer 
1381590172 M * paradigm-X yes, of course. this is a not a question related to Gentoo. It is a general question for Linux and grub entries if there is no effect to host afterwards.
1381590936 M * paradigm-X So far this vserver program is working out quite nicely for me. The guests appear happy. :) I have yet to some simple applications, but based what I have seen, I would expect the excellent response to continue. I intend to make more sophisticated use of its networking capabilities, using vlan and such. I am particularly impressed with its excellent performance in regard to low memory usage.
1381591169 M * paradigm-X The program deserves all the praise it can get, for sure. I also cannot say enough about how important the clear documentation provides to users. Please continue to improve upon the online documentation as much as possible. I realize time is scarce and often utilized on improving development of program.
1381591375 M * paradigm-X I can add that the online support received here is appreciated as well. You guys help us out a lot by being around to answer technical questions, especially when, at least for me, I cannot easily locate a good explanation elsewhere. So, thank you. 
1381592306 M * Bertl you're welcome!
1381592324 M * Bertl regarding docu: it's a wiki, so feel free to extend it with useful information
1381592374 M * Bertl and if you feel like giving back in general, just check out http://www.linux-vserver.org/Donations
1381592532 M * Bertl off for now ... bbl
1381592537 N * Bertl Bertl_oO
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1381608161 M * Bertl_oO off for a nap ... bbl
1381608173 N * Bertl_oO Bertl_zZ
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1381615394 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1381615397 M * Bertl back now ...
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