@Andy Whitcroft, yes the nfs server in my situation (192.168.14.4) is
the location from which the mounts are made by the workstation that
locked up, sorry I should have specified that.
Whenever the nfs client running the lucid/maverick kernel locked up I
first checked all the other nfs client workstations we have to ensure
their mounts were working fine in addition to the nfs server (in fact my
first step was to check our gigabit switches since I have had network
equipment failures in the past that resulted in nearly the same kind of
symptoms with locked up nfs clients, of course in those situations there
were no kernel errors as we have seen here other than the usual "nfs:
server X not responding, still trying", and simply replacing the switch
with a spare fixed the problem in those instances).

Another thing I forgot to mention previously is that we are using
gigabit nics and switches along with jumbo frames on the lan (9k packet
size). I am not sure if that has had some impact, yet I would be
interested to find out if others have experienced this lockup with or
without using jumbo frames on a gigabit lan.

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Writing big files to NFS target causes system lock up
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