Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (4237 mails)

["alejo" <alejofdf@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

I am not an expert.

But using 9.1 I am having problems with NFS. that is why I return to 9.0 and
no proboem again

Regards
Alejo
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Alexandr Malusek" <Alexandr.Malusek@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <suse-linux-e@xxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, August 01, 2004 12:37 PM
Subject: Re: [SLE] (fwd) Re: [SLE] NFS mount not working


> Michael W Cocke <cocke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
> >>I'm sorry to say this may well lie at the root of your problem. No
> >>matter how much the reiserfs proponents may protest otherwise the fs is
> >>not fully compatible with nfs.
> >
> > Oh My GOD!  Is this an opinion or authoritative?  No. I'm not trolling
> > or joking.  I decided (on the last rebuild, relatively recently) to
> > try Reiser on my primary file server.
>
> It's a personal opinion.
>
> I performed tests with Bonnie and Bonnie++ on my cluster but I didn't
> see any bugs (I used nfsstat, netstat -s, ...).  I only observed that
> when one client loaded the network with Bonnie++, the server became
> much less responsive to requests of other clients.  (100 Mb/s Ethernet
> network, SUSE 9.1, smp kernels)
>
> Problems may exist but I don't think that NFS and Reiserfs are
> responsible for the mount failure.  I've used NFS and Reiserfs since
> 9.0 and I haven't had a single problem related to mounting.
>
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> A.M.
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