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Date: Tue, 04 Dec 2001 20:15:46 +0100
From: Kristian Peters <kristian.peters@korseby.net>
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Matt Bernstein wrote:

> Have a look at adglinux1 and see if its NFS server is still alive.
> Your hung processes should "unhang" when rpppc1 can see the server again.


That's right. But in meantime my load increases to 150.. (I had that 
yesterday...) Isn't there a way to force it shutdown even if there's no response 
? I thought that would be possible by mounting it soft ?

*Kristian

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