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SubjectRe: RPC: garbage, retrying 20630
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David van der Spoel <spoel@xray.bmc.uu.se> writes:

> Short:
>
> NFS quits after above message
>
> Long:
> client: vanilla 2.2.12 Celeron 400 (No Overclocking) Realtek 8139 @ 100
> Mbit/s
> server: 2.2.12 w/knfsd1.4.7 and raid 19990824 (but the exported disk is
> not on the raid array) w Dual PII 350 and 3com905b network.
> The client has a DLT drive installed on an Adaptec AHA-2940A Ultra SCSI
> Doing backup from local disk goes just fine, over NFS after 30 minutes it
> quits with:
> Sep 24 12:57:34 kahlo kernel: RPC: garbage, retrying 20630
> Sep 24 12:57:34 kahlo kernel: RPC: garbage, retrying 20630
> Sep 24 12:57:34 kahlo kernel: RPC: garbage, exit EIO
> after this, the mount is gone and I get a lot of stale file handle
> messages until the tar process stops.

Could be various things. 2 possibilities that spring to mind are:

1) Amd is corrupting the RPC packets. Try throwing out amd.

2) The server has forgotten about your mount authentication (happens
every now and then due to a bug when using NIS groups in the
/etc/exports file). If this is the case, try putting 'client'
explicitly in /etc/exports rather than using the NIS group.

Cheers,
Trond

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