Hi
If you have in your in LTSP package client image tree a file
/usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/nfs-bottom/ltsploop
Try it :
|# Quick hack to mount an image file over NFS, as an alternative to NBD
mounts. # # Requires specifying nfsroot=/opt/ltsp/images and
ltsploop=ARCH.img on the # commandline. ltsploopfs=FS can be used to
specify the filesystem, defaults to # "squashfs" # # Also needs a dummy
/opt/ltsp/images/sbin/init-ltsp to be an executable file # to work
around a bug/feature in initramfs-tools's nfs mount checks... |
and add the specified image path in /etc/exports
For reference
https://git.launchpad.net/ltsp/tree/client/Debian/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/nfs-bottom/ltsploop
the dummy file workaround part looks obsolete - I think there is no such
nfs mount init check but I haven't tested it myself.
br,
Valtteri Suojanen
Post by Robert MavrinacI just upgraded to Debian Stretch, but I'm having major problems with NBD disconnecting.
Is there a method to mount the squashfs root image over NFS instead of NBD?
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