Hi * I have a little network with one NFS server and 3 NFS clients: Server (192.168.0.1): kernel 2.2.16 ClientA: kernel 2.0.38 ClientB: kernel 2.2.19pre9 ClientC: kernel 2.2.19pre17
If I mount a NFS share on ClientA, everything is ok. On B and C though, I get the following messages: - after I mounted the share (which works without problem), I get: nfs warning: mount version older than kernel - after the system clock got set, I get: nsm_mon_unmon: rpc failed, status=-93 lockd: cannot monitor 192.168.0.1 lockd: failed to monitor 192.168.0.1 This set of messages is repeated ca. 20 times until I get a login prompt. Then, after I successfully logged in, those messages appear again ca. 4 times. mount -V on all four hosts gives me: mount-2.10f I can access the shares from all three clients without a problem, just these annoying messages keep appearing. Do I need to update the kernel version on my server to a post 2.2.19 kernel? If so, why? If not, any other suggestions? I have google-searched for answers. I found the question a couple of times but no satisfying answer. Thanks a lot in advance, Rob Robert Fendt PO PC KS R&D, Hard- and Firmware Fujitsu Computers SIEMENS #define Phone_Desk "+49-821-804-2404" #define Phone_Lab "+49-821-804-3808" #define FAX "+49-821-804-2656" <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Interested in Debian GNU/Linux, electronics and old bavaria? Visit http://www.kbrzs.de Also now online: Learning Embedded Internet developement on http://www.embit.org MOTD: Windows: The Gates of hell ------------------------------------------------------------------------------