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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 10/16/13 11:33 PM, Phill Edwards
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<div dir="ltr">I am no expert at all with NFS, but I just checked
my working<br>
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/etc/exports, and the thing that I can see that is
different is the<br>
fsid values. Your first (root) entry should be fsid=0,
and all the<br>
others should be different integer values. The fsid
identifies the<br>
filesystem and has to be different for each entry. I just
have mine<br>
as 0, 1, and 2.<br>
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<div>Thanks so much, you hit the nail right on the head! The
problem was indeed because I had duplicate fsid values.
Are you sure you're not an expert :) </div>
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I've been using NFS for many years, and have never seen a need for
the fsid parameter. IMHO, it's probably best to just leave it out
and let NFS derive a number by itself. It will use either the UUID
or the device number. It's only in the rare case where a particular
device has neither of these that you need to add this parameter.<br>
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