"nfs warning: mount version older than kernel"
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Hi!
I receive this message since I decided to mount some parts of my home folder (via autofs) from a server.
Although I searched during several months for a solution and reviewed my configs several times, I was not able to resolve this issue. Could anybody tell me, where the problem lies - or, if you need more information, tell me what I should further reveal...
My kernel (2.6 series - currently 2.6.11) on the client machine has the nfs v3 support and the server the apropriate server support. Nevertheless, my logfile is full of the messages mentioned in the subject. I have the most recent (stable) version of mount installed...
Any help is apreciated :-)
Cheers, R.
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m=C3=A5 den 27.06.2005 Klokka 15:37 (+0200) skreiv R. Adelsberger:
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Hi!
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I receive this message since I decided to mount some parts of my home folder (via autofs) from a server.
Although I searched during several months for a solution and reviewed my
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configs several times, I was not able to resolve this issue. Could anybody tell me, where the problem lies - or, if you need more information, tell me what I should further reveal...
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My kernel (2.6 series - currently 2.6.11) on the client machine has the nfs v3 support and the server the apropriate server support. Nevertheless, my logfile is full of the messages mentioned in the subject. I have the most recent (stable) version of mount installed...
Those messages are harmless and can be ignored. The 2.6.13 kernel will contain a patch (already merged into Linus' git repository) that suppresses them.
Cheers,
Trond
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