[cobalt-developers] RE:[cobalt-users][Raq2/Qube2]Sleeping nfsoid loaded in Kernels?

["James Hoaggs" <james_hoaggs@xxxxxxxxxx>]

> second, if you don't have a nfs.o module, they are compiled in, so
 > you have to compile a new kernel to get rid of them...

 Right, the Raq2's do not have nfs.o; so their compilied in. Need to
check
 the Qubes though.

 > third..they have nothing to do with *incoming* nfs mounts, 

 Right, we identified the 4 nfsiods as clients being activated out of
 sleep and swapped out mode (SW) when conducting a net boot using the
  Restore CD by pressing the 4 arrow keys.  There is a nsfd server invoked
 on the PC doing the restore.

 >these are for client's (eg mounting some other machines nfs volume)
 ...

 But explain why there is a Universal NFS Server 2.2beta37 installed
on
 Raq2's/ Qube2's if it only acting as a client?  Get get that by doing:
 /usr/sbin/rpc.nfsd --version
 Universal NFS Server 2.2beta37
 > 
 > [removing sunrpc services is sufficient btw]

 Can you please explaing how to remove these services? :.)

 Thanks a billion and happy Thanks Giving,

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