Andre Truter wrote: > I can finally hibernate (suspend-to-disk) my laptop again, but now I > ran into a problem with NFS mounts that are hanging. > > I use NFS mounts to machines at home and I forget to unmount them > before I hibernate the laptop. When I get to a client, the NFS mount > is stale and it screws up a lot of things. Nautilus crash and the > machine keeps on trying to get the mount back. > I cannot unmount it as it is wedged there. I had to reboot the > machine to get it to release the mount. So much for the advantage of > hibernating. > > In the past I use a wrapper script that checks for NFS mounts and > unmount them before hibernating. I could set the battery monitor to > use that script to hibernate, but now, in SuSE 10.2, the battery > monitor that is used does not have that option anymore. The shutdown > toolbar applet also do not give options to configure anything. > > I also looked in the powersave config and I did not find an option to > unmount NFS mounts. > > Any idea how one is supposed to do this in SUSE 10.2? > > You need to explain how you do your NFS mounts. Theres are several ways to do it. I personally prefer the automount method, where it does not do the mount until it needs it. If you do not use the mount sor a specified period of time, I have min umount the drive. Hoepfully, that will prevent the stale nfs mont.
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