ENRIQUE <enrique.arizonbenito@gmail.com> writes: >Following next steps my mountd NFS partition blocks "forever": >1.- I start the server NFS process. >2.- I mount the NFS partition like: > mount -t nfs 192.168.2.1:/export/home /home >3.- I stop and start the NFS server, simulating a server/network >temporal shutdown. >4.- The mounted partition doesn't work anymore and simple comands >like: > # ls /home >blocks until I "kill-9" them and there is no way to unmount the device >since trying to unmount it returns "device bussy". >Using ps I see for example that ls is stuck in the kernel call to >nfs_wait_schedule: >[root@/]# ps x -o cmd,wchan | grep ls >ls --color=tty /home nfs_wait_schedule >It's there anyway to avoid such behaviour. I would like, in the worst >case when the NFS servers goes down, to be able to unmount and >remount again. Try just mounting again, without trying to unmount. >Thanks in advance for any help,hint or link! >P.S.: I'm using kernel 2.6.20-1.2944.fc6