Hi Andre,
I just tried it out and ignored Yast's complaint. It seems to works now,
so I guess I was successful in principle: As far as I can see, the 10
MBit terminals have a connection to nfs, and 100 MBit is running anyway.
However, whenever I come to the software installation module, Yast
co
Eilert schrieb:
the problem was gone (remove "nfs-utils", install "nfs-server").
Arrgh...
I just tried that, and now NFS doesn't work at all :-(
I have to admit, I just took Yast, removing nfs-utils and installing
nfs-server. After that, I got an error each time starting Yast, saying
the two pack
Hi Andre,
the problem was gone (remove "nfs-utils", install "nfs-server").
Arrgh...
I just tried that, and now NFS doesn't work at all :-(
I have to admit, I just took Yast, removing nfs-utils and installing
nfs-server. After that, I got an error each time starting Yast, saying
the two packets wo
Hi Andre,
I had the same problem with SuSE9.0 (kernel2.4) and the kernel
nfs-server daemon. After switching to the userspace nfs-server-daemon
the problem was gone (remove "nfs-utils", install "nfs-server").
Would be great if it was that easy. I've heard of this workaround from
somewhere else, too
Guten Tag Eilert,
Am Freitag, 7. Mai 2004 um 08:54 schrieben Sie:
> I have a mixture of a 10 MBit and 100 MBit network here, some clients
[...]
> kernels and then hang when it comes to "pivot_root". After a while
> they will note they are "still looking for a server".
I had the same problem with
Hi Philip,
> the same problems.. We replaced the switch (cheap model to another
cheap brand) and everything went normal..
Yes, isn't it strange? Some switches seem to steel some information out
of the packets transmitted from slower cards - or they just do not
convert them properly.
Rolf
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Hi Sudev,
Sudev Barar schrieb:
sixteen!!! IAC making a switch to 100mbps cards made sense as it solved
this problem as well as clients were happier with speed.
Of course, I would be happier with 100 mbps cards and hubs on all
clients but it would be too costly at the moment to upgrade everything
On Fri, 2004-05-07 at 13:33, Kalev Lember wrote:
> I had such an issue once before: clients behind a certain switch hanged on
> pivot_root but other ones connected to a different switch worked
> correctly. I managed to fix it by replacing the switch (it is interesting
> to note the the same swit
Op vrijdag 7 mei 2004 10:14, schreef Eilert:
Hi,
we ere using suse 8.2 with standard kernel and switched to suse 9.0 and get
the same problems.. We replaced the switch (cheap model to another cheap
brand) and everything went normal..
Philip
> Hi Kalev,
>
> > What kernel is your server running?
Hi Kalev,
What kernel is your server running?
2.6 :-)
correctly. I managed to fix it by replacing the switch (it is interesting
to note the the same switch has worked correctly since in a different
environment without NFS).
Yes, everything else works fine. It seems to be a problem of the nfs
p
On Fri, 7 May 2004, Eilert wrote:
> This is a problem I read about a lot in the forums but nobody seems to
> have found a solution yet. I could limit the problem to a few items and
> now I am looking for an idea how to compensate it.
I have had a similar problem twice.
The most recent one was
Hi all,
This is a problem I read about a lot in the forums but nobody seems to
have found a solution yet. I could limit the problem to a few items and
now I am looking for an idea how to compensate it.
I have a mixture of a 10 MBit and 100 MBit network here, some clients
being connected to 10
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