VxWorks nfs and Solaris 2.6
Peter Baughn
mvfs shares. Clearcase is a software version control system, which we have
running on a Solaris 2.6 machine. Thanks.
Peter
Peter Baughn wrote:
> I just upgraded one of our nfs servers, a Sparcserver 1000 from Solaris
> 2.4 to 2.6. Now in VxWorks, I can nfsMount the shares, but can not
> change directories, or do directory listings, they all fail. Anyone had
> any problems like this?
>
> Here a some of the errors, thanks for any info you can provide.
>
> Peter Baughn
> Neopath Inc.
>
> instr17-0 ->nfsMount "pilchuck", "/view/kshiraha/home/pilchuck/ap/src"
>
> value = 0 = 0x0
>
> instr17-0 ->cd "/view/kshiraha/home/pilchuck/ap/src"
>
> value = 0 = 0x0
>
> instr17-0 ->pwd
>
> /view/kshiraha/home/pilchuck/ap/src
>
> value = 36 = 0x24 = '$'
>
> instr17-0 ->ld <cmdFovHost.o
>
> can't open input 'cmdFovHost.o'
>
> errno = 0xd (S_errno_EACCES)
>
> instr17-0 ->ls
>
> ..
>
> ...
>
> ap
>
> rmold.sh
>
> sl
>
> hst
>
> sdm
>
> dt
>
> si
>
> clsh
>
> console
>
> Makefile.options
>
> tls
>
> error reading entry (errno=0x2f0005)
>
> value = -1 = 0xffffffff = prmpt + 0xfe072c0f
>
> instr17-0 ->
Peter Baughn
Douglas Fraser
>
> Sorry, I should specify that the 2.6 shares are accually clearcase v3.2
> mvfs shares. Clearcase is a software version control system, which we have
> running on a Solaris 2.6 machine. Thanks.
>
> Peter
Clearcase volumes are really database images,
not directories and files, thus the name VOB for
version object base. Even if you mount these
across Solaris machines and the second machine
does NOT have clearcase, you cannot view the 'files'
(or any other vob object) in the database.
We ran into a similar problem here where people
were trying to rsh boot targets from vob objects, only
to find they did not have an active view from the
point of the target. I am sure there are work arounds,
but they will be non-standard and they will require
effort on your part.
--
Doug Fraser
dwfr...@lucent.com