I've confirmed with another machine where I have only / and /tmp on separate partitions that rpcbind starts OK and therefore nfs-kernel- server starts OK. I then took another machine (11.10 64 bit) where /var and /tmp and /usr are on different partitions from / that rpcbind doesn't start either. So, it looks like the upstart sequence doesn't work if either /var or /tmp or /usr (I suspect it's /var) is on a different partition.
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