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by **Peter Lan** » Sun, 12 Jan 2003 00:44:17

When the system boots or I do mount -a with abount 170 NFS mount points
listed in the fstab file, Linux mounts from 40 to 112 of them and give
me the error
NFS bindresvport; Address already in use

If I do mount -a again; Linux system will mount more file systems < 40
more
If I do mount -a for about 5-6 times, all filesystem will be mounted.

Thanks
Peter Lang

by **Peter Lan** » Sun, 12 Jan 2003 00:46:59

When the system boots or I do mount -a with abount 170 NFS mount points
listed in the fstab file, Linux mounts from 40 to 112 of them and give
me the error
NFS bindresvport; Address already in use

If I do mount -a again; Linux system will mount more file systems < 40
more
If I do mount -a for about 5-6 times, all filesystem will be mounted.

Thanks
Peter Lang

by **Joshua Baker-LePai** » Sun, 12 Jan 2003 01:49:44

> When the system boots or I do mount -a with abount 170 NFS mount points
> listed in the fstab file, Linux mounts from 40 to 112 of them and give
> me the error
> NFS bindresvport; Address already in use
> If I do mount -a again; Linux system will mount more file systems < 40
> more
> If I do mount -a for about 5-6 times, all filesystem will be mounted.

Do you really need all those mounts all the time? I'd think that
autofs is your friend here...

--
Joshua Baker-LePain
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Duke University

by **Peter Lan** » Thu, 16 Jan 2003 04:01:59

> > When the system boots or I do mount -a with abount 170 NFS mount points
> > listed in the fstab file, Linux mounts from 40 to 112 of them and give
> > me the error
> > NFS bindresvport; Address already in use

> > If I do mount -a again; Linux system will mount more file systems < 40
> > more
> > If I do mount -a for about 5-6 times, all filesystem will be mounted.

> Do you really need all those mounts all the time? I'd think that
> autofs is your friend here...

> --
> Joshua Baker-LePain
> Department of Biomedical Engineering
> Duke University

I have not tried autofs, but automounter was a real pain. Some of our makes
need to see 30-40 mount points, I think I will have the same problem. My
other Unix
boxes, about 40 (Tru64 and SGI), have no problems with this.

Peter Lang

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NFS mounting large number of, Redhat 8.0

NFS mounting large number of, Redhat 8.0

NFS mounting large number of, Redhat 8.0

NFS mounting large number of, Redhat 8.0

NFS mounting large number of, Redhat 8.0