mount -n -o nolock,rw,udp,nfsvers=3 $NFSROOT /sysroot
Are you using -o nolock when you're mounting? This caused problems for us, a
few years ago, iirc.
I tend to disable everything I don't know I need ;)
I guess I assumed that NFS locking would be necessary for things like
exclusive access to NFS-mounted mailboxes, but not much else. we don't do
mail on clusters at all, and I don't think any of our users are doing
flock/lockf-type stuff on their files. oh, right, and my nfsroot is also
readonly (as exported from the server), so I figured locking was irrelevant.
(and forgot about the 'rw' tucked away in the initrd...)
what kind of problems did you run into?
thanks, mark hahn.
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