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We have 2 servers, 1 IBM iSeries with 3 exported NFS shares another HP with Hardy server and 1 NFS exported share. There are 4 laptops in the local network, 3 with Hardy and 1 recently installed with Jaunty. The Jaunty installation does not connect to the IBM iSeries NFS shares. Below is an extract from the kern.log
Jul 14 01:49:02 Ferrari kernel: [   83.592055] eth0: no IPv6 routers present
Jul 14 01:49:05 Ferrari kernel: [   87.025308] RPC: Registered udp transport module.
Jul 14 01:49:05 Ferrari kernel: [   87.025311] RPC: Registered tcp transport module.
Jul 14 01:49:50 Ferrari kernel: [  131.552045] Clocksource tsc unstable (delta = -254345918 ns)
Jul 14 01:50:05 Ferrari kernel: [  147.099483] rpcbind: server tsdsvr27 not responding, timed out
Jul 14 01:51:05 Ferrari kernel: [  207.078987] rpcbind: server tsdsvr27 not responding, timed out
Jul 14 01:52:05 Ferrari kernel: [  267.079721] rpcbind: server tsdsvr27 not responding, timed out
Jul 14 01:53:05 Ferrari kernel: [  327.078024] rpcbind: server tsdsvrs02 not responding, timed out
The connection to the HP Hardy server is still up and working.
Other posts suggest a broken NFS package in Jaunty, I would prefer to keep this installation "clean" so that it can be duplicated to the other machines.


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