Re: Oops [NFS server crash]

Hi,

Firstly stupid me never saw the Bugzilla link first time through. This is now logged under Bug 6172

This is a vanilla 2.6.15.4 kernel no patches.

Several attempt were made to start NFS with /etc/init.d/nfs start. I understood this would start portmap. Am I wrong? Possibly my iptables provented it. I have been experimenting with arno firewall.

Thanks for responding and sorry for logging twice.

Iain
New Zealand

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