Hi, I configured a diskless client which mounts /usr from a file server (both running OpenBSD 6.1 -release).
The client say, as it is running /etc/rc, pf enabled starting network /etc/netstart[189]: id: not found /etc/netstart[189]: != 0: unexpected `!=' The problem, I assume, is that id(1) lives in /usr/bin and since /usr hasn't yet been mounted, it's not found. This doesn't seem to affect the boot in any way since the network appears to come up and the filesystems are mounted properly. The client has the following in its /etc/fstab: server:/export/client/root / nfs rw,soft,tcp,intr server:/export/shared/usr /usr nfs rw,wxallowed,soft,tcp,intr,nodev server:/export/shared/home /home nfs rw,soft,tcp,intr,nodev,nosuid Let me know if I have misunderstood anything regarding this. Would I need to move /export/shared/usr back into /export/client/root, for example? What would be a better hiearchy to use if I wanted to add multiple clients that share /usr (or even better, share as much as possible)? BTW, the mount options for for the root directory (soft,tcp,intr) seems to be ignored. I'm assuming this is because it's not remounted once the network has been started (and it may not even be possible to do that). I also noticed that if I use -ro for /export/shared/usr in /etc/exports on the file server, I am still able to mount the share read-write. Cheers, Kusalananda
