Looked at the log and I don't see evidence that your nfs server is
disconnected, just that it is dropping packets, which they sometimes do.
It will keep retrying and the process may be slow, but these things resolve
themselves.
Happens all the time for me.
Brian
--- In Éric Laly <> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I'm trying to make working a TS-7370 with TS-CAN1.
>
> In order to use TS-CAN1 driver (included in linux 2.6.37) I'm needing a
> recent kernel.
> I've succefully compiled a 2.6.34.7 with mat patches
> (http://mcrapet.free.fr/). Many thanks to him.
> I've joined my config (config-2.6.34.7-patched_with_ts7200_matt-6 file)
>
> I've "debootstrapped" a debian squeeze and put the rootfs on my nfs server.
>
> The card is successfully booting (see "log" file).
> I can log in and use some commands.
> But as soon as I'm making an "apt-get update" the card is disconnected
> from nfs server (see end of "log" file).
>
> As my nfs server is working with my others applications (nfs server for
> the home directory of users: 40 PC with linux for my students) I'm
> asking if there is a "special" config for TS-7xxx cards with nfsroot ?
>
> Any ideas ???
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Éric.
>
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