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Subject"nfs_refresh_node: inode number mismatch"
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A long time ago (in 1996), there was a posting on
comp.os.linux.networking:


>Hello,
>
>I have set up my PC as a diskless linux client with Kernel 1.3-96.
>It seems to work ok, but occasionally i get
> "nfs_refresh_node: inode number mismatch"
>messages.
>
>What do they mean? Is it dangerous to ignore them? Data corruption possible?
>
>Thanks for any help
>
>PS: I forgot some Info: NFS Server is a SparcStation 20 running Solaris 2.4
>
>Heinrich Rebehn

(with no responses at all 8-( )

Well, it's now 1998, and my kernel is 2.0.32, and my server is Solaris
2.6, but I've got the exact same problem.

So, what should I do?

Michal

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