On Mon, Sep 08, 2003 at 04:00:14AM -0700, Michael Manchester wrote:
> Will nfs work with the 2.2.20-idepci Woody kernel?
> I'm still trying to get nfs to work along with reading
> all the howto's I can find on the web. But the *&^(*
> is still not working. It's looking like it may be
> kernel related. Has anyone gotten nfs to work with the
> above kernel?
>
I'm _guessing_ here. The 2.4 kernels for Debian have something called
"nfs-kernel-server". I don't recall anything like this for the 2.2
kernels. So it could be that nfs was handled differently (a different
package) in 2.2. Don't quote me, though. ;-}
Getting nfs is relatively easy, insofar as there is a single very simple
config file for it (/etc/exports). However, there are other services
that have to be running before nfs will work right. I believe one of
them is portmapper. You might shut down nfs (both nfs-common and
nfs-kernel-server), and restart or start the portmapper. Then restart
the nfs services in the order they appear in /etc/rc2.d.
Paul
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