Re: Mounting root file system via NFS

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On Thu, 13 May 2004, Simon Egerton wrote:

> However, specifying the NFS path in the following way does not work,
> 
> "LinuxRootServer:/home/remoteclients/client1";

This requires a working resolver, which runs in userspace not kernel..

If you want to do this for the root filesystem then you need to either

a) Use a BOOTP/DHCP server which translates the server name into IP in the 
response.

b) Use a initramdisk to mount the root, using the resolver information 
found in /proc/net/pnp to resolve the server name into an IP address for 
the kernel to use.

Regards
Henrik

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