Some kind of 2.6.19 NFS regression

Hi,

Tim Ryan has reported the following bug at the Gentoo bugzilla:

https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=162199

His home dir is mounted over NFS. 2.6.18 worked OK but 2.6.19 is very slow to load the desktop environment. NFS is suspected here as the problem does not exist for users with local homedirs. This might not be a straightforward performance issue as it does seem to perform OK on the console.

The bug still exists in unpatched 2.6.20-rc5.

Is this a known issue? Should we report a new bug on the kernel bugzilla?

Thanks,
Daniel
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