Mount NFS volume on ASL system

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Mount NFS volume on ASL system

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It seems that the NFS kernel module is absent from the ASL kernel. How do we mount an NFS volume on a CentOS 6 system when using the ASL kernel?

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# mount /mnt/my-nfs-volume
mount.nfs: No such device
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Re: Mount NFS volume on ASL system

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Is this enabled:

http://wiki.atomicorp.com/wiki/index.ph ... #ALLOW_NFS


And is the NFS kernel module loaded?
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Re: Mount NFS volume on ASL system

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Yes.

But is this really necessary if you only want to mount a volume?
And is the NFS kernel module loaded?
No, it is not loaded in the ASL kernel.

We are now loading it manually (via /etc/sysconfig/modules/my-script-to-load-nfs.modules), until further advice from ASL.
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