Re: nfs: task can't get a request slot

From: Matt Bernstein (matt@theBachChoir.org.uk)
Date: Tue Dec 04 2001 - 04:22:51 EST

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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.

On Dec 3 nbecker@fred.net wrote:

[snip]
>What does this mean?
>
>Dec 3 08:53:54 rpppc1 kernel: nfs: server adglinux1 not responding, still trying
>Dec 3 08:53:54 rpppc1 kernel: nfs: server adglinux1 not responding, still trying
>Dec 3 08:55:09 rpppc1 rpc.mountd: authenticated mount request from 139.85.108.152:890 for /disk1/nbecker (/disk1)
>Dec 3 08:55:43 rpppc1 kernel: nfs: task 3408 can't get a request slot
>Dec 3 08:55:43 rpppc1 kernel: nfs: task 3409 can't get a request slot
[snip]

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