Jim Chapman wrote:

Also, try running your NFS server in the foreground in a debug mode if
it isn't being used by other hosts. This will display exactly what files
are being accessed. You should see lots of directories, shared libraries
etc being read. I use

# rpc.nfsd -F -d call

I did this.  It seems that /bin/sh is found and that the file /lib/ld.so.1 is
being read, but it just stops.  I don't know if the 860 has crashed or what ?  I
will try running a program via an nfs mount from another linux box and see what
the nfsd debug output should look like.  Other than that I'm lost.  Any ideas
how I can test the reliability of the ethernet driver on the 860 system ?

Is it possible to use kgdb in anyway.  I have never used kgdb before so I'm not
sure what it can do for me.

Thanks,
Brendan Simon.


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