Messages in this thread | | | From | (Alan Cox) | Subject | Re: NFS ... | Date | Fri, 18 Dec 1998 01:11:59 +0000 (GMT) |
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> * Another Network at our department is sometimes not working very well. I > have some filesystems mounted via NFS, but nothing essential. Only data > mounted on some mountpoint dir and a symlink from my homedir. > Now, if the network hangs, a ls in my homedir hangs in D state and never > gives up. Sopmetimes, I am even not able to kill -9 the process. I am never > able to umount the fs (no process is working with any of the files in the > NFS mounted dir, BTW).
2.1.x supports umount -f - you may need to send a kill to all the processes and try it a few times but it normally gets you out
> * 2.1.125 knfsd starts working fine but after some time when doing ls on the > client, it only says /bin/ls: no such file or directory for a hundred times. > (That many file are in thsi directory.) Client is 2.0.36.
2.1.125 is prehistory, and its knfsd buggy
> server machine was slow (486-100), too. Now with P-150, I see 100kB/s > between two Linux systems, which is still a little low, isn't it?
Try 2.1.131*. The client is a lot faster, and with Stephens pageclustering patches the behaviour is even nicer for binaries and swapping patterns.
Alan
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