Re: rpc.nfsd refuses to start

Wai-Sun Chia (waisun.chia@msa.dec.com)
Sat, 10 Apr 1999 11:16:20 +0800

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Chris Scheller wrote:
>
> I have just upgraded two servers to 2.2.5 and nfs server2.2beta40. I did
> the kernels identical. The one that is causing problems has a process
> (rpciod) running from kernel space, the only option i add for nfs was
> filesystem support. also rpc.nfsd just refuses to start, rpc.portmap and
> rpc.mountd run just fine. I appreciate any help! If more info is needed
> let me know!
>
<SNIP>

Did you compile in knfsd support? If so, then your userspace nfsd is
probably in contention with your knfsd. You'll then need to install the
knfsd and knfsd-client package.

-- Wai-Sun "squidster" Chia Internet Solution Architect Network & System Intergration Services MSA

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