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Subject: Re: Still getting NFS client locking up
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Hi.

> I can lock the NFS server up every time simply by
> mounting the nfs partition 
> (i'm using -t for tcp nfs and exporting with
> -maproot=0:0), and then running 
> "iozone -a" on the nfs client box. It takes a while,
> but the 4.9-RELEASE box 
> will always lock up solid eventually. Not good. )-:
> 

Could you show /etc/exports on the server and
/etc/fstab on the client?
Have you tried udp instead of tcp?

regards
Claus


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