For the last few days, I have had the "getfh failed: Function not > implemented" > problem. I finally found it to be a nfs-server problem. /proc/fs/nfsd > may be mounted before rpc.nfsd is started. If it has not been mounted, > it will be mounted when rpc.nfsd is started. In either case, it will not be > unmounted when nfs-server is stopped unless with an explicit umount. > When rpc.mountd is started without /proc/fs/nfsd being mounted, that is > when the filesystems are not successfully exported. > > If the umount is not executed when nfs-server is stopped, rpc.mountd will > work when it is restarted. > > It shouldn't have taken me days to figure this out. Several LFS > versions ago, > I had to rearrange the starting sequence. I thought it was to get the mount > before rpc.nfsd, but I tested it on LFS 6.7 that I still have; it's > rpc.mountd. > Maybe that's why nobody believed me. > > I forgot to mention that the old symptoms were that the crossmnt and nohide options did not work.
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