On Friday May 17, [email protected] wrote:
> Hi...
>
> I have been running nhfsstone on a tcp-mount NFS partition. Both the
> client and the server are running 2.4.8. The server uses ReiserFS for
> its disk partition. I've applied the respective nfs-tcp patches to the
> client and server... and was able to mount the nfs export using mount
> -otcp on the client...
>
> However, during the test, the server kept giving the error:
>
> RPC request reserved 244 but used 248
>
> Any idea what this error could mean and how to stop it?
It means that I can't count, and that the patch you have is a bit
out-of-date.
The latext -ac patch should work fine.
I probably wont be putting out another complete NFS patch until 2.4.19
comes out.
NeilBrown
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On Fri, 17 May 2002, Neil Brown wrote:
>--|> client and the server are running 2.4.8. The server uses ReiserFS for
^^^^^^^^^^
This was "small" typo - it should've been
2.4.18!
>--|It means that I can't count, and that the patch you have is a bit
>--|out-of-date.
>--|The latext -ac patch should work fine.
>--|
>--|I probably wont be putting out another complete NFS patch until 2.4.19
>--|comes out.
I patched the server kernel using the patch-Bd-NfsdAll for 2.4.18 that I
downloaded from cse.unsw.edu.au. So I guess I am using your latest
patches. The client was patched using 2.4.18 + Trond's NFS client
patch linux-2.4.18-NFS_ALL.dif. Other than that both the server and the
client were patched for reiserfs quota support (Chris Mason's patches).
All these patches were downloaded during the last 14 hours...
I am basically looking at test NFS-TCP support for a file server design
for a mail server. We're using reiserfs throughout.
Would the -ac tree be stable enough to experiment with this? And are
there any major advantages in using -ac tree or can I get away with
using 2.4.18-stable.
thanks for your help,
abhas.
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