:Hi;
:
:I started a thread on freebsd-fs about adopting 64bit cookies. The main
:show stopper is that PXE uses the NFS2 support in the bootloader. The
:code is in libstand (which is actually derived from some NetBSD's libsa).
:
:I looked briefly at the DragonFlyBSD CVS and it looks like libstand
:still depends on NFS2. Perhaps libstand is not used anymore or no one
:has used PXE on DragonFly?
:
:cheers,
:
: Pedro.
Well, we basically don't support NFSv2 any more. It only works with UFS.
It's impossible to make it work with HAMMER, which needs 64 bit cookies.
I usually PXE boot test boxes with the TFTP loader. Once the loader
straps into the kernel the kernel itself has no problem booting via
NFSv3.
-Matt
Matthew Dillon
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