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SubjectRe: NFS strangeness, workarounds ?
On Thu, Jul 08, 1999 at 12:31:17PM +0100, Alan Cox wrote:
> > Have you tried mounting linux-exported NFS volumes without HJ's
> > patches on, say, a solaris box ? Quite messy.
>
> I have. And on to HP/UX. It basically works. Not well but it works.
> You'll note the -ac patches in HJ's stuff. With that sorted most of the nfsd
> problems are gone, just the stale handle on power loss mess caused by the
> dcache
>

If they are really needed, why aren't they put into the main
tree (or at least the -ac series). Since I am running mainly
-ac kernels (for NFS in fact), I have not been able to
apply any of the HJL patches that come with the knfsd-1.4.x
packages : some of his patches conflict with -ac patches.
So, I gave up applying the patches, and am wondering what
hidden crashes I may encounter because of that.

A+,
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Thierry Danis
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