Comment 3 for bug 46145
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| DexterF (dexter-filmore) wrote Same here | #3 |
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(Get the code!)
Two client machines here, one upgraded from 6.06-6.10-7.04, one fresh 7.04 installation, server is Slackware 11.0, NFSv3, other distros work just fine.
My suggestion how to solve this for the moment: provide a submount/subfs package, so submoutn handles NFS. I used this for years and it worked fine since it issues a mount command on access.
(Tried compiling it myself, wouldn't work, gcc4 issues I guess)