Michel Rasquin wrote:
I am a new OpenSuSE user and quite convinced by this distribution. However, I still have a problem.
I have configured a gigabit network, using nfs and everything works fine except for all the Fortran compilers I have tried so far (Intel, g95, gfortran).
There is no problem to compile some files which are stored locally on a nfs client. However, when I try to compile some files stored on /home which is mounted through nfs, then it takes hours to make the link between all the .o files created.
That's not surprising, happens here as well and has nothing to do with the programming language Fortran etc. Don't put object files on NFS disks. You could store your source code on a network disk if you want to share it between hosts, but the build directory should always be on a local disk, in particular if you want to use multi-file optimization. Th. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org