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Cannot boot due to nfs and gnome display manager
I recently updated to 22.04.3 and I'm having problems booting. The first error message I get is Failed to mount /mnt/nfs
This is followed by dependency failed for remote file system. Finally, failed ...
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Booting from nfs hangs after remounting "root and kernel" file system
[ OK ] Finished Remount Root and Kernel File Systems.
Starting Load/Save Random Seed...
[ 19.905402] systemd-journald[1486]: Journal effective settings seal=no compress=yes ...
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Running cachefilesd cache on ramdisk (tmpfs) for PXE NFS boot
I am running ubuntu 20.04 LTS (kernel 5.4.0-81-generic) from PXE and I wish to add a local cache. Because I don't want to have a partition on all my devices for caching, I wish to use a ramdisk for ...
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Ubuntu 20.04 LTS does not mount NFS when booting PXE
I have been attempting to get Ubuntu 20.04 to PXE boot and have run into a similar issue as other folks on here. I have found a few solutions, which include adding ip=dhcp to the append line in the ...
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How to fix NFS mount on RPI4b with Ubuntu Server 20.04 arm on boot
So, weird stuff. I have an RPI2b installed 20.04-32 early May, NFS mount works flawlessly on boot.
Now I got an RPI4b and tried 20.04-64/32 and the same NFS mount gloriously fails on boot.
I've got a ...
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nfs does not mount on boot
I have an Ubuntu 16.04 on Azure and i mounted an nfs. fstab looks like:
192.168.2.2:/nfs-share mnt/nfs-share nfs defaults,nolock,_netdev 0 2
This works perfectly fine but when the VM boots, ...
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My NFS drives do not mount at startup [duplicate]
After a reboot, my NFS drives do not mount automatically, I need to manually do:
sudo mount -a
What is wrong? My /etc/fstab looks like this:
/dev/disk/by-uuid/b59667cf-c443-4832-9286-0856ca9e7a35 / ...
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Slow boot 19.10 and errors during shutdown
Can someone please explain what the test.mount service does during boot? Why is it taking such a long time and how do I solve this slow boot up? System specs:
kubuntu 19.10
ssd samsung 860 evo ...
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getting a nfsmount error when PXE booting
i'm getting this error right here when i'm trying to pxe boot to Ubuntu Desktop 18.04 . I followed this http://c-nergy.be/blog/?p=13243 guide on how to set it up. The regular command line installation ...
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NFS mounts not happening at boot in 18.04 or 18.10
I'm trying to set up a couple of NFS mounts to automatically mount at boot. I'm not new to this; I did this on Solaris in 1985.
Here's what I have in /etc/fstab:
iomega:/nfs/Music /music nfs rw,...
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NFS won't mount on boot anymore in Ubuntu 17.10
There are a few NFS won't mount on boot! questions on AskUbuntu already, but I never had any problems 'till I upgraded to Ubuntu 17.10.
The NFS entries in my fstab are as follows:
192.168.1.2:/media/...
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General error mounting filesystems after upgrade from 10.04 to 12.04
I updated My server from ubuntu 10.04 LT to 12.04 LT and I had couple of errors but it was completed without asking me to reboot. when I rebooted I had the following error:
General error mounting ...
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Stuck booting a Ubuntu 14.04 system (not from a LiveCD but from sdb1) via PXE/NFS
I have two disks (sda and sdb). I have a running Ubuntu 14.04 in sda1. I've cloned sda1 in sdb1 with Clonezilla, so in sdb1 I have too another Ubuntu system, which I want to boot only through the LAN. ...
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Is a bad NFS mount preventing a clean boot?
I'm on ubuntu server and I basically ran into this problem here
https://serverfault.com/questions/56588/unmount-a-nfs-mount-where-the-nfs-server-has-disappeared
The umount command didn't work, so I ...
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Should media files (HTPC) using NFS mount using fstab/static or autofs?
I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 with XBMC and am streaming media files from my fileserver (mounted using NFS).
Right now I have fstab configured to mount my NFS share like this:
192.168.0.99:/tank/media /...
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