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NFS locks in my system was due to package loss using UDP on a networks 
not in the same "wire" (server and client not on the same "wire").


try to mount nfs using tcp it is slower but works for me.

mount_nfs -T server:/xxx /aaa
           ^
           |
           tcp option

Hope this will help.


Sergio Lenzi.

Unix consult.