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All debian used are fresh install of wheezy 7.8.<br/> | All debian used are fresh install of wheezy 7.8.<br/> | ||
All alpine used are fresh install of edge.<br/> | All alpine used are fresh install of edge. (will also try vanilla kernel in KVM)<br/> | ||
All boxes are supermicro servers with bi-Xeon running AL from USB key.<br/> | All boxes are supermicro servers with bi-Xeon running AL from USB key.<br/> | ||
I do not have physical access to the boxes! | I do not have physical access to the boxes! | ||
Revision as of 12:21, 23 January 2015
NFS bug study
All debian used are fresh install of wheezy 7.8.
All alpine used are fresh install of edge. (will also try vanilla kernel in KVM)
All boxes are supermicro servers with bi-Xeon running AL from USB key.
I do not have physical access to the boxes!
The NFS-servers are configured to export
/srv/home 192.168.1.0/24(rw,sync,no_subtree_check)
The nfs-clients are configured to mount from fstab
storage:/srv/home /home /nfs noauto,defaults,noexec 0 0
"storage" is defined in /etc/hosts to point to the right server.
The test is done with
mount /home
We will compare the dmesg outputs, the ls -ld /home outputs, the cat /home/test and touch /home/toto ones. /home/test is prepared on the server (just a text file containing "do you see me?").
NFS-server in KVM-Debian
fresh install with tasksel "file server"
this KVM in running on bare metal alpine