This is now worked around in Precise (12.04) by always starting idmapd
(because mount does negotiate an nfs4 mount anyway, even when fstype is
nfs) and having a modprobe for nfs in the startup script. So after
installing nfs-common, the nfs module is practically always present (see
bug #662711). Therefor marking this as fix released for trunk.
** Changed in: nfs-utils (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Fix Released
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Need to modprobe nfs module before mounting nfs4 export
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