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Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2001 18:42:23 -0600
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Subject: NFS hangs root on today's CVSUP
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After CVSUP'ing today and building world and installing a new kernel,
ALL NFS mounts hang, and root (/) suddenly becomes unreadable with
"/bin/ls -F"--it hangs as well.   Also, df(1) and mount(8) hang
forever.  I've re-CVSUP'ed in case I caught something mid-stream,
but the problem still prevails.

Would others please check this?  This NFS breakage renders a
client of NFS unable to operate.

-scott


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