SVC: failed to register lockdv1 RPC service (errno 97) I notice that this seems to hit when the Linux From Scratch script for mounting non root file systems is reached.
I am adapting a compiled from scratch Linux system to be an NFS root system. One strange problem, iptraf installed under /usr/local/bin isn't copyable let alone usable and I don't understand why. I get permission denied period even when I'm root. I'm nfs exporting usr (ro,sync), so I wonder if I need to root_squash or if this trouble is related to errno 97? [ad...@goose rcsysinit.d]$ ls S10mountkernfs S25udev S40portmap S55udev_retry S70network S15consolelog S30swap S45mountfs S60console S75sysctl S20modules S35checkfs S50cleanfs S65localnet [ad...@goose rcsysinit.d]$ [ad...@goose rc3.d]$ ls S10sysklogd S25random S30sshd S70gpm S80nfs-client S85ez-ntpc.sh [ad...@goose rc3.d]$ The above snippets show how I have reordered and adjusted the boot time scripts. I also had to move libwrap.so.0.7.6 I believe to /lib so that portmap will work before /usr is mounted. I wish the blfs book would release information on writing appropriate init scripts for network root booting. Another option would be a substitute set of scripts. I guess you almost have to mount a ram disk and chroot to it when root is a remote file system. It would be preferable to have shutdown and reboot actually work in a NFS root environment. Runlevel 1 is problematic in such an environment. The instructions for installing X from source in the BLFS book don't seem to work, period. I can't figure out how the suggested commands are supposed to feed the proper file names to wget so that all the required packages can be retrieved and built. X is a nice tool for doing recovery work, though not absolutely necessary. I'm thinking tab window manager is good enough for a graphical front end to a back up tool(s). Out of curiosity, what is the best way to back up a Windows 7 system using ntfs-3g so that you can recover to a blank replacement hard drive? I don't want to go the dd route, hard drives are getting too big for that. My dad is in Windows 7 hell, no media to reinstall it from. _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
