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Old 08-02-2001, 06:22 PM   #1
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HardHat Linux and NFS


I have a little MPC860 computer (PPC) running HardHat linux. For development sake I want to NFS mount a partition on my linux desktop machine so I can easily and quickly get files back and forth, and combine the efforts of both the PPC860 cross compiler and the native compiler.

The problem I am seeing is after a little use the MPC860 computer loses the NFS drive. It boots just fine and runs fine for a while, but then I get a whole bunch of NFS disconnect errors. Anyone have any idea?

Btw, the desktop machine is Slackware with the 2.4.2 kernel and I am running HardHat Linux 2.0 with the 2.4.0Test3 kernel on the PPC. All other NFS connections to my desktop system work flawlessly.
 
  


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