by David Greeso » Fri, 28 Jul 2000 04:00:00
I installed linux-2.4.0-test4 and compiled the kernel. Things work
fine except for nfslockd. I get the error message, lockdsvc: Invalid
argument. I'm running RH-6.2. I've looked through the Documentation
files for the new kernel, but found no help. What else needs upgrading?
TIA,
David
1. nfs lockd: lockdsvc - invalid argument
i just compile my linux 2.4.1 kernel in my red hat 7.1 ..after i restart
it..i found that when it's prompts FAILED - starting NFS lock..and said
that lockdsvc : invalid argument..what should i do..sorry if this
question is too easy for u guys..
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