> The only thing different from unfsd now is the strange timestamp.
> What's interesting is that "touch" on OS-9 shows the correct
> timestamp, but this is what I get on the linux server:
>
> heldt@linux240:~/XXX> ll
> total 2
> -rw-rw---- 1 heldt entw 4 Jan 12 10:39 xxx
> -rw-rw---- 1 heldt entw 4 Jan 12 11:01 yyyyyyyy
> -rw-rw---- 1 heldt entw 0 Apr 3 2029 zzzz
Hmm, it seems as though the OS-9 client is using its own timestamp value
rather than a Unix-style one. I wonder how it could work with unfsd?
> BTW, I installed your latest patches for nfs+sunrpc also. I
> wanted to turn on nfsd debugging on the server with
> "echo 1 >/proc/sys/sunrpc/nfsd_debug", but there's no debugging
> info in /var/log/messages. Am I wrong here?
I checked this out and you need to provide a bit mask for the debugging
flag -- it allows you to selectively debug subsystems. Try echo 65535
>/proc/sys/etc. to turn on all debugging.
Regards,
Bill