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arand
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 Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2004 11:42 pm Post subject: Samba hard locks 2.6.x kernel |
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| Basically the title says it all. When I try to connect to a samba share on my local network the computer hard locks. I cannot ping the machine after it locks up or try to ssh into it. In the kernel the samba portion is compiled statically. If there is any other info that you need let me know |
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arand
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| Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2004 5:29 am Post subject: |
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mjolner
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| Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2004 6:33 am Post subject: Bump |
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| Are you mounting or serving samba shares? I have a problem where my PowerBook can't copy more than 4GB+ at a time or my server hard locks, with the same symptoms as yours. |
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dvc5
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| Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2004 6:36 am Post subject: |
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Kernel 2.4.25, Samba 2.2.8a, no problems here... 
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arand
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| Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2004 3:34 am Post subject: Re: Bump |
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| mjolner wrote: | | Are you mounting or serving samba shares? I have a problem where my PowerBook can't copy more than 4GB+ at a time or my server hard locks, with the same symptoms as yours. |
I am trying to mount the samba share. An interesting statment about the 4GB+ because I am pretty sure that this share is like 10 GB.
@ lozdvc5 with 2.4.x I had no problems also but I don't want to downgrade. |
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dvc5
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| Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2004 3:45 am Post subject: Re: Bump |
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| arand wrote: | | mjolner wrote: | | Are you mounting or serving samba shares? I have a problem where my PowerBook can't copy more than 4GB+ at a time or my server hard locks, with the same symptoms as yours. |
I am trying to mount the samba share. An interesting statment about the 4GB+ because I am pretty sure that this share is like 10 GB.
@ lozdvc5 with 2.4.x I had no problems also but I don't want to downgrade. |
How are you mounting it? I mount my server's samba share with the following:
| Code: | | thinkloz root # mount -t smbfs -o username=samba //fileserver/samba mount/ |
This is a partition that's about 120GB so it should definitely work for a 10GB drive.
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aminal
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| Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2004 5:51 am Post subject: Re: Bump |
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| lozdvc5 wrote: |
| Code: | | thinkloz root # mount -t smbfs -o username=samba //fileserver/samba mount/ |
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I've got a question about this as well. I've tried with both LinNeighborhood and the above command, but for some reason, when it mounts the drive, it just symlinks it to the localfolder of the same name.
ie: I'm sharing /var and /etc - when I mount the share into my home folder, /home/me/shared the links inside, /var and /etc go to my local /var and /etc folders. Any ideas? |
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dvc5
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What is your samba scheme? You have a samba server that would be another machine on your local network, and then you have your client machine that you mount the samba server's shares to right?
Can you post the share definition portions of your smb.conf? Also specifically what command are you using to mount the shares?
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arand
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| lozdvc5 wrote: | What is your samba scheme? You have a samba server that would be another machine on your local network, and then you have your client machine that you mount the samba server's shares to right?
Can you post the share definition portions of your smb.conf? Also specifically what command are you using to mount the shares? |
The samaba share that I trying to mount is on one of those propritary network attatched storge devices (specifically a snapdrive). I, on my gentoo box am trying to connect to that drive. I can post my smb.conf for the client machine but it is the stock config that came with the ebuild. I have not changed it.l
Here is the command I used to mount the drive.
| Code: | | mount -t smbfs -o username=root //90.0.0.2/SHARE1/ cdrom/ |
The last time I tried this I was sshed into my laptop. When I did a ls on the main directory in the samba drive the lcd turned on and gave a bunch of output. Here is the last section of it.
| Code: | 89 86 b4 01 00 00 88 6d 0c 10 b8 d3 4d 62 10 89 96 b0 01 00 00
Kernel panic Fatal exception in interupt.
In interupt handling-not syncing
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Hopefully I copied that right and maybe someone can make more sence out of it than I can. |
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