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I did some further tests with the Device-Number-Problem between Linux and
AIX when using AIX as NFS-Server for NFSroot-Boot.
The Devices finally all were created on the AIX.
FYI: 42*256=10752, 42*256+42=10794
AIX, oslevel 4.3.3.0
[aix4330]/home/root # ls -l /share/
total 0
crw-r--r-- 1
> > NFS doesnt handle this elegantly for NFSv2 - are you using v2 or v3 ?
> That's the question! What does the RedHat 7 support? ;-)
2.2.16-* will be NFSv2
This means the dev_t is passed uninterpreted between server and client. You may
find you need to NFS mount the directory on a Linux box, mkn
On Mon, 1 Jan 2001, Alan Cox wrote:
> > Last we had to use an AIX-Server as NFS-Server for NFSRoot-Boot.
> >
> > It did not work, because the all Major-Device-Numbers in /dev/ are all
> > set to 0. The minor numbers are transported correctly.
>
> NFS doesnt handle this elegantly for NFSv2 - ar
> Last we had to use an AIX-Server as NFS-Server for NFSRoot-Boot.
>
> It did not work, because the all Major-Device-Numbers in /dev/ are all
> set to 0. The minor numbers are transported correctly.
NFS doesnt handle this elegantly for NFSv2 - are you using v2 or v3 ?
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