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Old 06-10-2001, 09:46 PM   #1
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This problem is a result of trying to upgrade Red Hat v7, kernel 2.2 to kernel 2.4. I have configured and done all the 'make' stuff. Then made a new floppy boot disk, which I am using to boot linux.
This message scrolls by pretty fast during the boot, but it has a big red "failure" printed next to it. It goes something like this: "Unable to implement NFS Lockd".
I get a similar message on shutdown: "lockdsvc, invalid argument".


[Edited by rdaves@earthlink.net on 06-10-2001 at 09:48 PM]
 
Old 06-10-2001, 10:30 PM   #2
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Originally posted by rdaves@earthlink.net
This problem is a result of trying to upgrade Red Hat v7, kernel 2.2 to kernel 2.4. I have configured and done all the 'make' stuff. Then made a new floppy boot disk, which I am using to boot linux.
This message scrolls by pretty fast during the boot, but it has a big red "failure" printed next to it. It goes something like this: "Unable to implement NFS Lockd".
I get a similar message on shutdown: "lockdsvc, invalid argument".


[Edited by rdaves@earthlink.net on 06-10-2001 at 09:48 PM]
It's regarding NFS. Could be that you don't have kernel based NFS support and are trying to start nfsserver or an NFS mount. If you're not using NFS (Network File System) it's the least of your worries right now.

NFS allows you to 'mount' a filesystem that has been explicitly exported by another server or become a server that exports a filesystem.
 
Old 06-11-2001, 12:00 AM   #3
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Okay, thanks.
 
  


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