NFS-Boot under 2.1 terrible slow

Torsten Knodt (torsten_knodt@memoryalpha.rhein-main.de)
Sun, 31 Jan 1999 20:24:08 +0100 (CET)

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I have to clients booting linux using nfs-root. Under 2.0.36 and ago, it
works well. But under 2.2.x it works terrible slow (over 1 hour to boot).
The two clients don't have anything in common.
Server: P54C-200, 128MB, 3C900 (10B2), 3C905B (100BTX)
Client 1: 486DX/2-66, 20MB, NE2000-Compatible (Jumpered)
Client 2: K6-2-333, 64MB, 3C905
During 2.2.1 booting, the network doesn't get over 256KBit/s.

With kind regards
Torsten Knodt

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