this morning NFS came to a complete halt. Here's what I found in the log.
NFS client is SMP, mixed SCSI/IDE, NE2000 compatible network card.
Oct 19 00:03:09 : __nfs_fhget: inode 1627420722 busy, i_count=2, i_nlink=1
Oct 19 00:03:09 : nfs_free_dentries: found root/bla, d_count=0, hashed=1
Oct 19 00:03:09 : nfs_dentry_delete: root/bla: ino=1627420722, count=2, nlink=1
Oct 19 07:19:17 : nfs: server grumbeer not responding, still trying
Oct 19 07:20:11 : nfs: server grumbeer not responding, still trying
Oct 19 07:20:50 : nfs: task 17630 can't get a request slot
Oct 19 07:21:29 : nfs: task 17631 can't get a request slot
Oct 19 07:21:53 : nfs: task 17632 can't get a request slot
Oct 19 07:25:12 : nfs: task 17633 can't get a request slot
Oct 19 07:28:33 : nfs: task 17634 can't get a request slot
Oct 19 07:28:42 : nfs: task 17635 can't get a request slot
Oct 19 07:30:12 : nfs: task 17636 can't get a request slot
Oct 19 07:34:24 : nfs: task 17637 can't get a request slot
In case the problem is on the server side, that's pre36-14 and NFS
server 2.2.beta34. But no logs on the server.
hjb
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