I'm running Linux 2.4.6 + linux-2.4.6-xfs-07052001.patch on a RedHat 7.1 based system. When I tried to mount an xfs filesystem (which sits on top of lvm) exported from this box with NFS, I get a "Pe
Hm, this again... at one point this was chalked up to the nfsd_operations patch that Mandrake was using, but it showed up on SuSE as well - but I never got very far with that. Is your RH7.1 system pr
It is pretty much stock, nfs-utils version is 0.3.1-5. There's of course the reiserfs stuff, xfs utils, new samba, but AFAIK nothing that should have any affect on this. I'm right now trying to compi
Could you also supply the /etc/exports contents from the server and the mount command from the client? Also have you tried "exportfs -arv" on the server? Thanks, Tad
No, pure 2.4.6 and the xfs patch above, nothing else, but... You know what? I just put the kgcc compiled one in and now it seems to work! Ain't that a thing. The previous compile was done with RedHat
You probably got my previous mail already, that it works, at least for now, with kgcc compiled kernel. But here's stuff you asked anyway: --cut-- vaasi:~$ cat /etc/exports /xfs curry(rw) --cut-- curr
No, pure 2.4.6 and the xfs patch above, nothing else, but... You know what? I just put the kgcc compiled one in and now it seems to work! Ain't that a thing. The previous compile was done with RedHat
Yep, I read it and that's why I tried it. ;) The linux/Makefile did claim the standard RedHat 7.1 gcc to be usable though... -jake -- Jarkko Santala <jake@xxxxxxx> System Administrator Cell. +3584072
There is an updated compiler from redhat, they released an update and there is an even more recent one in rawhide. I regularly compile with these and do nfs exports - it has been a long time since I
Author: "Orn E. Hansen" <oe.hansen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 22:19:29 +0200
fimmtudagur 12. júlí 2001 21:43, Jarkko Santala skrifađi: Compiling it with gcc does work for vanilla kernels, RH 7.1 on i386 (Athlon) and XFS-1.0.1. Or
Compiling it with gcc does work for vanilla kernels, RH 7.1 on i386 (Athlon) and XFS-1.0.1. It's machine dependent. There are people using this combination that exhibit problems. I even do, I don't u
I've found that -88 builds a stable XFS system (this is using the CVS code), whereas earlier RHL 2.96 gccs didn't. My system's a dual P3 with SCSI and IDE drives. -- Regards, Juha PGP fingerprint: B7
I'm running Linux 2.4.6 + linux-2.4.6-xfs-07052001.patch on a RedHat 7.1 based system. When I tried to mount an xfs filesystem (which sits on top of lvm) exported from this box with NFS, I get a "Pe
Hm, this again... at one point this was chalked up to the nfsd_operations patch that Mandrake was using, but it showed up on SuSE as well - but I never got very far with that. Is your RH7.1 system pr
It is pretty much stock, nfs-utils version is 0.3.1-5. There's of course the reiserfs stuff, xfs utils, new samba, but AFAIK nothing that should have any affect on this. I'm right now trying to compi
Could you also supply the /etc/exports contents from the server and the mount command from the client? Also have you tried "exportfs -arv" on the server? Thanks, Tad
No, pure 2.4.6 and the xfs patch above, nothing else, but... You know what? I just put the kgcc compiled one in and now it seems to work! Ain't that a thing. The previous compile was done with RedHat
You probably got my previous mail already, that it works, at least for now, with kgcc compiled kernel. But here's stuff you asked anyway: --cut-- vaasi:~$ cat /etc/exports /xfs curry(rw) --cut-- curr
No, pure 2.4.6 and the xfs patch above, nothing else, but... You know what? I just put the kgcc compiled one in and now it seems to work! Ain't that a thing. The previous compile was done with RedHat
Yep, I read it and that's why I tried it. ;) The linux/Makefile did claim the standard RedHat 7.1 gcc to be usable though... -jake -- Jarkko Santala <jake@xxxxxxx> System Administrator Cell. +3584072