On Fri, 2004-07-16 at 19:21, Ray Curtis wrote: > Sorry I was slow to respond, I'm rather busy today. > Have you tried no_root_squash ? > root_squash > Map requests from uid/gid 0 to the anonymous uid/gid. > Note that > this does not apply to any other uids that might be > equally sen- > sitive, such as user bin. > > no_root_squash > Turn off root squashing. This option is mainly useful for > disk- > less clients. > > Also have you checked your log file, for errors when starting. > > Thanks to all who assisted here, But you won't believe what the problem was! My bonding setup had a tiny error in the ifcfg-eth3 file and yet it still started without complaining, strang as the error was that is had an ip address and a boot protocol set to static, I must have missed this. My bonding has 4 cards configured. What really was wierd was that the bond0 device came up fine and ifconfig did reflect the ip address of eth3 as per it config file, but its fixed Thanks again, by the way with this system in place I am clocking 11-13 minutes install time for fc1 and fc2 via network and all things preconfigured :-) > -- > Ray Curtis Unix Programmer/Consultant Curtis Consulting > mailto:ray@xxxxxxxx http://www.ccux.com -- ****************************************************************** Chadley Wilson Soon 2 B RHCE Linux Rocks Welcome to my world. Enjoy the adventures of Linux *************************************************** Linux is easy, lazy people criticise, curse and fail.
