> The portmapper is running on the server. Does the client need it too?
>
AFAIK portmap is required on both ends for the RPC calls.
> I couldn't find anything like this in the archive. I have actually seen
> this work before -- I think it must be a kernel version/installer version
> issue. I will try older lifimages tomorrow. Maybe you could find what
> mount option works, and let me know in case it doesn't work?
>
> Thanks
>
Try a simpler/different test case:
- Use debootstrap with arch options to make a filesystem on server.
- Build all the required drivers into the kernel.
- Use the NFSROOT=x.x.x.x Option with no directory
= This forces the server to mount the default directory
specified in './linux/fs/nfs/nfsroot.c'
= Make sure the bootstrap filesystem is at this directory.
Simpler or different? You be the judge ;)
c.
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