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[Sheflug] NFS & rpc stuff
I'm building my own distro from scratch LFS style and it is nearly
there... one problem though. I am trying to mount an NFS export into the
new machine's filesystem - it works but only after a 5 minute timeout. I
get a 'kernel: portmap: localhost not reponding' message in the syslog.
I assumed all the rpc stuff was on the server side and in the client it
was all done in the kernel? What does it do? How does it work? How about
NFS root partitions - the filesystem gets mounted then OK before any rpc
daemons are run on the client. Is there a way around this without
installing any extra <rot13>fuvg</rot13> or do I need an rpc/portmap
package which contains rpc.portmap? It does actually WORK at the moment,
it just takes ages to mount.
thanks
A. Basterfield
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