Hi,
I mount a NFS share from Windows/Linux NFS Server fine. Copy files fails with
input/output error, small files are ok.
Now I checked the mounts with "
df -k <nfs-share>" and I get for both shares:
| Filesystem |
1K-blocks |
Used |
Available |
Use% |
Mounted on |
| |
128000000 |
0 |
128000000 |
0% |
/vmfs |
then I mounted the shares the following way, to the same NFS shares:
service portmap start
service nfs start
mount -t nfs -o rw <nfs-server>:/mnt/<nfs-share> /vmfs/volumes/HDD-ID/NFS/
Now I check this mount again with "
df -k <nfs-share>" and I get:
| Filesystem |
1K-blocks |
Used |
Available |
Use% |
Mounted on |
| <nfs-server>:/mnt/<nfs-share> |
243737152 |
0 |
243737152 |
0% |
/vmfs/volumes/HDD-ID/NFS |
when I copy something to this mount, everything works fine and is fast!!!
1. Why mounts ESX the nfs share with those 1K blocks?
2. How can I mount nfs share manually but that they show up in the VI client?
3. What can I change so ESX always mounts with the right 1K-blocks and shows in the VI client?
Thx for any help.
