Michael Schulz wrote:
: But then after amd unmounts the cdrom automaticaly and the nfsd
: tries to access it again, i get the following error:
:
: Eimer nfsd[389]: impossible hash_path[0] value: 08060e00 e4
: 9a0508000000000000000000000000004a4214067acecb31da7800
This does not have anything to do with nfsd caching CDROM data (which
it doesn't); it is really a bad NFS file handle. I have no idea
what may be the cause of corruption; either nfsd or amd might be the one
to blame. I am not familiar with the way amd lays out its file handles,
but the above could easily be an amd handle being passed to nfsd by
accident.
Please get the latest nfsd from ftp.mathematik.th-darmstadt.de in
/pub/linux/okir, run it with debugging enabled and send me the
(trimmed) output.
Cheers
Olaf
-- Olaf Kirch | Engineers _should_ be poor spellers. Spelling skills okir@monad.swb.de | consume precious neurons that are better spent in ------------------+ perfecting your networked-Hexen skills. --Dennis O'Connor