NFS 2.4.0-11 noisy messages/NFS rpc.lockd returns error
doing a mount <address>:/dir /mount_point generates the following noisy error messages:
kmem_create: Forcing size word alignment - nfs-fh
also, the rpc.lockd program is reporting an error when invoked from the System V init startup scripts:
lockd: lockdsvc: invalid argument
during system initialization with init 2.78.
The radio-miropcm20.o driver reports 3 unresolved externals (apm_ functions) and fails with depmod errors during init.
Jeff
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Quoted 4 lines · Jeff V. Merkey
also, the rpc.lockd program is reporting an error when invoked from the System V init startup scripts:
lockd: lockdsvc: invalid argument
lockd is a kernel thread nowadays, remove it from your nfsd start script or simply ignore the error (if you want compatibility with 2.2 kernels before 2.2.18).
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Quoted 4 lines · Jeff V. Merkey
also, the rpc.lockd program is reporting an error when invoked from the System V init startup scripts:
lockd: lockdsvc: invalid argument
lockd is a kernel thread nowadays, remove it from your nfsd start script or simply ignore the error (if you want compatibility with 2.2 kernels before 2.2.18).
Thanks. I saw [lockd] running from ps -ax along with [rpciod] -- performance was also significantly faster. 2.2 compatibility is a problem, but not a serious one. I am updating initscripts.rpm. More stuff in the kernel is always better.
Jeff
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