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On Mon, Feb 11, 2002 at 03:49:17PM -0800, Richard Henderson wrote:

 > Though I seem to be having some problems with NFS.  Mount goes into D
 > state for quite some time and the portmapper complains about timeouts
 > connecting to localhost.  Anyone else see anything like that?  I suppose
 > I'll build an x86 kernel from the same source and see what I can find...

 Yes. I saw this start happening in my tree when I merged 2.5.4pre2
 When I tried a 2.5.4pre2 vanilla, the problem was gone, so I put it
 down to a problem in my tree. When I rebooted back into it, the problem
 was gone. Aren't heisenbugs fun?
 Exactly the same symptoms, portmap borken, NIS/NFS subsequently fail.
 This was on x86 btw.

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