Michael Tautschnig a écrit :
There are parts that need to be written on every boot-up, just temporary things.
Prior to live-initramfs this was solved by mounting parts of the file system as
tmpfs. Now live-initramfs takes care of everything.
You definitely need to debug the mount problem, possibly by checking the logs on
the server.
HTH,
Michael
Taking a look at this "old" message, i found this:
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Nov 9 10:00:39 procyon mountd[9249]: authenticated mount request from
testfai.labri.fr:1014 for /soft/fai/nfsroot (/soft/fai/nfsroot)
Nov 9 10:00:39 xxxx mountd[9249]: refused unmount request from xxxx for
/root (/): not exported
Nov 9 10:00:40 xxxx mountd[9249]: authenticated mount request from
xxxx:799 for /soft/fai/nfsroot (/soft/fai/nfsroot)
Nov 9 10:00:40 xxxx mountd[9249]: refused unmount request from xxxxx
for /root (/): not exported
Nov 9 10:00:41 xxxx mountd[9249]: authenticated mount request from
xxxx:840 for /soft/fai/nfsroot (/soft/fai/nfsroot)
Nov 9 10:00:41 xxxx mountd[9249]: refused unmount request from
xxx.xxx.fr for /root (/): not exported
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
In /var/log/daemon
I don't really understand what's going on.
Maybe FAI tries to umount an nfs directory that does not exists ? (here
/root)
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Jerome Castang
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