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Tried the same mount with proto=tcp and all seems to work fine. |
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Seems like this is only related to nfs mounted over udp. |
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Still if someone finds some explaination, it would be great. |
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thanks |
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Atif Ghaffar wrote: |
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> Hello all, |
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> We are running Gentoo on an amd system and all is great except there |
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> is a problem when writting to a nfs partition, reading is fine though. |
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> The problem is even more strange because in some cases I can write to |
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> the share. |
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> For example: echo blah > x works but cp /tmp/file . does not. |
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> I have tried the following. |
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> 1. Echo multiline text > file. works |
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> 2. run a perl script that opens a file to write and write some text to |
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> it. Works. |
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> 3. cp /tmp/file xx Does not works |
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> 4. cat /tmp/file > xx . Does not works. |
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> 5. dd if=/dev/random of=./test bs=1024 count=1 Does not works. |
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> The system is running 2.6.14-gentoo-r5 |
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> Its a dual-core opteron system (sun x2100) with nvidia chipset and |
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> running with nvnet module. |
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> I have tried the same with SLES9 on the same machine and it works fine. |
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> Any ideas? |
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> I can provide the strace of the two machines if neccesary. |
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