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Hi, There have been several threads on this topic but none of the advice has helped me in this situation. This is the command I use when getting the Stale ...
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    Stale NFS file handle

    Hi,

    There have been several threads on this topic but none of the advice has helped me in this situation.
    This is the command I use when getting the Stale NFS file handle

    mount solarisserver:/cdrom/2008 /mnt/test
    the /mnt/test is Suse Linux box.
    When I run this I get the NFS file handle error.

    I'm running the following,
    Running Kernel 2.6.16.46-0.12
    (Bug with a previous kernel version)
    Suse Linux 10 SP1 ES

    I changed the exports file to have no_subtree_check for the mount point on my Suse server but that hasn't work either.

    Can someone please help?

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    I would hve thought that the correct nfs command would have been:
    "mount -t nfs solarisserver:/cdrom/2008 /mnt/test"

    Try it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by wildpossum View Post
    I would hve thought that the correct nfs command would have been:
    "mount -t nfs solarisserver:/cdrom/2008 /mnt/test"

    Try it!
    I found the file system to be a bit knackered on the Linux server amongst other things. I will try this though, thanks.

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