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Subject: Re: NFS hanging
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I've been running NFS on GNU/Linux (client and server) for a while now 
occcasionally w/ FBSD 5x.
I googled and found that using the 'nolock' option in /etc/fstab fixes 
some problems like this.
Not exactly sure how but...

ryan