On Wed, 2004-11-17 at 20:39 -0600, Aleksandar Milivojevic wrote: > I have two filesystems defined in /etc/fstab that are mounted over NFS (let call > them /foo and /bar). During boot, the first mount (/foo) fails, and the second > (/bar) is mounted OK. After the machine is up and running, if I log in as root > and type mount /foo, it mounts OK. I had this problem since I installed Core 2, > and after I upgraded to Core 3 last week, the problem is still there. Both file > systems are defined with exactly the same options in /etc/fstab, line after > line, NFS server is same for both of them. If I reverse the order in /etc/fstab > (first /bar than /foo), that again the first one specified fails during boot, > and I need to mount it manually. > > Anybody else had this problem? Is there any solution? Have you defined the NFS mounts to mount automatically. If so, don't make sure the last 2 fields are '0 0' and enable the netfs service /sbin/chkconfig netfs on -- Greg
