[ale] Kernel 2.4.5 and nfs

[Ken Nagorski]

Hi there,

	What is the kernel version of the other box. Also what is the
version of nfs tools?

Ken

On Mon, 11 Jun 2001, Robert L. Harris wrote:

> 
> 
> 
> I just upgraded to 2.4.5, Im trying to copy some data to an NFS share on
> another linux box and I'm getting this:
> 
> Jun 11 13:53:35 vampire kernel: nfs: task 4013 can't get a request slot
> Jun 11 13:53:35 vampire kernel: nfs: task 4014 can't get a request slot
> Jun 11 13:53:35 vampire kernel: nfs: task 4015 can't get a request slot
> Jun 11 13:53:35 vampire kernel: nfs: task 4016 can't get a request slot
> Jun 11 13:53:37 vampire kernel: nfs: task 4017 can't get a request slot
> Jun 11 13:53:43 vampire kernel: nfs: task 4018 can't get a request slot
> Jun 11 13:53:43 vampire kernel: nfs: task 4019 can't get a request slot
> Jun 11 13:53:43 vampire kernel: nfs: task 4020 can't get a request slot
> Jun 11 13:53:43 vampire kernel: nfs: task 4021 can't get a request slot
> Jun 11 13:53:43 vampire kernel: nfs: task 4022 can't get a request slot
> 
> ALOT
> 
> Thoughts?
>   Robert
> 
> 
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