On 2015-09-02, andrea biancalana wrote: > LTSP server on Debian Stable exporting NFS Debian testing with kernel 4.1.0: > > fat clients doesn't boot with message: "failed to find cpu0 device node"
Not sure where *that* message is coming from; might be a red herring unrelated to the real issue... > Is it a known problem? I think the problem is that "overlay" fs doesn't support NFS as a backend. Works fine with NBD: https://bugs.debian.org/786925 NFS support with "overlay" fs was partially fixed in a patched linux 4.1.x series in Debian, and in upstream 4.2.x, but I haven't yet seen a working fix... It does interestingly work with a squashfs image exported over NFS, but that requires fixes to initramfs-tools to support loopback mounts: https://bugs.debian.org/468114 > Is there some solution? As a workaround, you could try compiling aufs modules for your kernel, or switching to an older kernel with aufs support... live well, vagrant
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