[OpenAFS] Strange Behavior of Openafs-1.1.1

[Derek Atkins]

Are you using a kernel.org kernel or a Mandrake kernel?  IIRC there
was a problem with the Mandrake kernels where they include some
patches that aren't supported by AFS.  Try using a kernel from
kernel.org and rebuild your kernel module.

-derek

Loren Caldwell <caldwell@lamar.colostate.edu> writes:

> Anyone,
> 
> I am running Mandrake 8.0, openafs-1.0.4, and kernel 2.4.5 successfully.
> Due to other requirements I have been forced to use a 2.4.6->7 kernel on
> one of my server boxes. Installing the rpms and compiling the kernel
> source to generate the correct afs module goes quite nicely. When I
> start the afs services I receive no error messages, and can klog
> successfully. When I attempt to access the afs volumes, however, I get
> this message "cd: /afs: Not a directory". I have upgraded to
> openafs-1.1.1 and kernel 2.4.7 with the same results. I have also
> downloaded the source tarball and compiled and installed from the source
> with the same results. At this point I would appreciate any help anyone
> has to offer.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Loren Caldwell
> 
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