On Mon, May 20, 2002 at 07:40:27AM -0700, Bob Miller wrote: > Jacob Meuser wrote: > > > How do I "delete" and eth interface? Every time I eject > > and reinsert the NIC, I get a new eth, which isn't cool. > > If you can unload the driver, the old ones will go away. The cardmgr > should be unloading the driver on eject -- must be something wrong > with a config file. (I know, that's no help... (-: )
Yep, the /etc/pcmcia/net script was bombing out because cardmgr is not creating a /var/run/stab file, which it was trying to grep. > > The OBSD server is NFSv3, this is what I have in my /etc/fstab on > > the linux client > > Does it work any better w/ NFSv2? > > Also try a different block size. Try 1k and you shouldn't see any > fragmentation. "rsize=1024,wsize=1024" in /etc/fstab. If that fixes > it, then you know one side or the other is doing a bad job of > reassembling the fragments the other side creates. I didn't see a way to use nfs v2 on OpenBSD. They prolly don't support it anymore. They kicked rsh to the curb a few weeks ago in -current. Some people complained, Theo had some interesting remarks ;) The nfs manpage said 1024 was the default, but also pretty much said to use 8192. I was seeing fragments at both settings. I settled on 4096. I'm pretty sure the problems were due to the card. > Are you running pf w/ scrub on the OBSD box? It could be slowing > things down. Nope, that one I did think about. -- <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
