On Thu, Aug 18, 2005 at 10:57:49AM +0200, Michael Tautschnig wrote: > I was forced to use nfs over tcp at our chair to allow an acceptable > performance > in a mixed 10/100/1000 ethernet environment. Still, this is a Linux-only > environment and the kernel-option for nfs over tcp in enabled for all my > custom > kernels and I did not encounter any problems. > > On the other hand, I do not know whether this option is enabled in Debian > kernels by default, whereby we might break some setups. As an option, we could
IMHO the only thing you could toggle in the kernel config is nfs _server_ over tcp (which is enabled in the debian kernels), so the clientside support should be always available... > try to mount using the tcp option and fall back to udp, if the mount operation > fails -- or does the mount work in any case? good question; this I didn't try yet... BTW: even nfsroot over tcp works, though isn't documented in the kernels nfsroot.txt: use something like nfsroot=server:path,tcp on the kernel command line to use it. -- c u henning
