(In reply to Neil F Brown from comment #4) > Could you (or anyone who can reproduce this) please collect both the tcpdump > trace and nfs debugging with "rpcdebug -m nfs -s all". Then when a problem > occurs, provide: > - the tcpdump log # sudo tcpdump port 2049 -w nfs_dump_new.log http://users.suse.cz/~mpluskal/bugs/934202/nfs_dump_new.log.xz > - the kernel logs # journalctl --dmesg > dmesg_new.txt http://users.suse.cz/~mpluskal/bugs/934202/dmesg_new.txt.xz > - any notes on what you noticed, including whether any processes were > spinning. Issue occured sometime during weekend so I just noticed error in dmesg, there should be minimal activity on nfs mount. > - if processes were spinning, a few copies of /proc/PID/stack for those > processes. > - exact kernel version. # uname -r 4.0.4-3-desktop Hope it helps