Sunil Beta [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > We are currently using a kernel v2.2.1-rmk2 ported to the CS89712 board by > ISDCorp. (Royal Linux). We solved the initial problems running the kernel > on the board. We are having problems with NFS on the kernel. We are able > to mount NFS shares (using busybox). On attempting any file operations on > the mounted fs, we immediately get message saying server not responding. > We are using NFSv2 which works with normal x86 kernels. Is there a known > problem with v2.2.1-rmk2 (in which case we could upgrade to a stable > kernel and port it the board) or is it possible to use a newer 2.4 kernel > and port it ourselves without encountering these problems. We require NFS > just to avoid flashing the board (which has 16M RAM). you'll find a lack of support for royal linux/bluecat on these lists. In case you didn't know, even Lynuxworks (who bought ISDCorp) does not support Royal Linux, either. (well, at least officially) that being said, did you compile NFS support into the kernel? the default royal linux kernel & config does not have NFS compiled in. i also encountered problems with royal linux having something messed up somewhere in the tcp/ip settings, as pings from within royal returned ping times that were years long, and it would have trouble (delays on the order of minutes) creating initial connections with other net devices. I never figured out why - i just switched to a more recent kernel. cheers, cam _______________________________________________ http://lists.arm.linux.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/linux-arm Please visit the above address for information on this list.
