Hello nicklaus_, If you want to mount aufs on your NFS server only, then lhash and put_filp patches are unnecessary. They are for NFS client.
About the kernel symbols, try "depmod -a" or load exportfs module before aufs. Junjiro R. Okajima nicklaus_: > My linux kernel version is *2.6.24-3*, exactly the latest version used in > the project (www.slax.org) by Tomas M. > I've been using live-scripts of Thomas in order to build a customized live > CD with clonezilla and DRBL included (in these projects is mandatory the use > of NFS for some important features) . > After compiling the kernel , build the distribution and finally make the > ISO for my CD all works fine until I begin to clone a entire classroom of > PC's with clonezilla. All the PC clients boot fine with PXE and launch the > system only until is required mounting by NFS a folder from the server. When > PC clients try no mount a server folder brings to me the following error in > the server. > > *exportfs: Warning: /tftpboot does NOT support NFS export* > > I know live-scripts are used to make live CD's using aufs and squashfs > filesystems and after read carefully your aufs documentation at the sources > I've found what's the problem and at the same time the solution. > I need to apply put_filp.patch, *lhash.patch (For linux -2.6.19 and later > till linux-2.6.21* > ) and put CONFIG_EXPORTS =y in the makefile if I want NFS support > > The problem is that I can't apply your lhash-patch (I have the wrong kernel > version) and for this reason I try to tweak by hand the kernel following the > lhash.patch code. > All works fine and finally I'm ready to compile aufs module without any > problem. > Sadly, afterwards, when I try to load aufs module with modprobe I can't do > it because some not found symbols (I don't remember exactly which symbol > names) > > I have no idea of how can solve this problem. > Can anybody help me? > > Sorry for my english > Pere Crespo ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Moblin Your Move Developer's challenge Build the coolest Linux based applications with Moblin SDK & win great prizes Grand prize is a trip for two to an Open Source event anywhere in the world http://moblin-contest.org/redirect.php?banner_id=100&url=/
