> Probably a different problem, but just in case it's not. I had a
> problem with kmountd segfaulting with the newer kernels (think 2.1.132
> onwards). I was using egcs-1.03a and 1.1b. The solution was to get
> knfsd-981204 compiled on a friend's machine using gcc-2.8.x.
For another data-point, I found egcs-1.1 and 1.1.1 to work find.
> I still have one problem, I have "/" mounted with no_root_squash and I
> can see and use everything mounted under "/", except /usr2 (sda a HD)
> and /mnt1 (sdb a MO), the root drive hda is an EIDE, both boxes now
> running 2.2.0-pre5-ac1. Next on the list is to re-read the docs in case
> I missed something.
Yes, the new server (like its commercial friends from Sun, Digital, etc.)
does not cross mount points. You have to explicitly export filesystems on
different devices.
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