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> Thanks. That's interesting. What's to explore about running |
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> nfs.lockd? Using slocate it appears to be part of the kernel? Is this |
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> correct? Is there any configuration to do? My wife's machine, which is |
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> 32-bit and has no problem, currently doesn't have any /etc/initd |
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> process to start. Not sure about the 64-bit machine as I don't have |
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> access right now. |
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> |
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I had strange problems when I was just using /etc/init.d/netmount. After |
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some research and poking around, I found I needed to add |
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/etc/init.d/nfsmount to my default runlevel. It appears netmount is |
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generic and does not start lockd, but nfsmount does. I have since |
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removed netmount and only use nfsmount (as currently I only mount nfs |
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from my linux workstations). |
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