Thanks again for the suggestions. I'm not sure what solution would work,
if anything, but my problem is fixed.
I upgraded all of my systems to Kubuntu 10.10 and NFS is working again.
I assume there is some type of compatibility bug, but it is not work
tracing the root problem now. This took a bit of time, but it is
probably for the better that the other systems are all upgraded now.
Jim Anderson
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On 04/30/2011 03:20 PM, Jim Rees wrote:
Jim Anderson wrote:
Thank you for the suggestions. If I understood right, I should try:
>>> mount -t nfs duke:/mnt/myFiles /mnt/myFiles -O proto=udp
and
>>> mount -t nfs duke:/mnt/myFiles /mnt/myFiles -O nfsvers=3
I'm not sure what that will do but I don't think it's what you want. Try
these:
mount -o proto=udp duke:/mnt/myFiles /mnt/myFiles
mount -o nfsvers=3 duke:/mnt/myFiles /mnt/myFiles
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