On Thu, 2005-04-28 at 07:56 +0530, Deboo Geek wrote: > I had to recompile the kernel for some reasons. Although now the > kernel works fine otherwise but kudzu gets stuck, NFS also gets stuck > at startup. I had to manually move the /etc/rc5.d links to the above > two, to a separate folder. I know how to do this in debian on console, > but not in fedora. How do I do this in fedora? Is something like > rcconf or sysv-rcconf available? or update-rc.d command? > > Also, how do I make NFS work again? It has been compiled in to the > new kernel alright. I'm able to ping the other machine fine too, > access the net too. > IMO NFS should not be compiled in the kernel. It has plenty of support to run as a service (and has done so for years), and if compiled in will force a reboot anytime you change the configuration -- change /etc/exports, etc. We need more detailed information to fix the problem, but I suspect that if you compiled in some of the things that routinely run as services (kudzu and nfs are 2 of those) then there will be problems starting the service if the kernel already has the ports/sockets/functions already busy. > Deboo >
