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NFS daemon support not enabled in kernel

I have a cRIO 9035 and I'm trying to utilize NFS to mount a drive from my server. I installed all the NFS packages and received the message "NFS daemon support not enabled in kernel". Will this be an issue since I'm setting the cRIO up as the client? How do I enable support if this turns out to be a problem?

 

This command results with the same message:

/etc/init.d/nfsserver start

 

This command results with the following message: modprobe: FATAL: Module nfsd not found.

modprobe nfsd

 

Again, I'm not sure if it matters since I'm not setting a server up on the cRIO.

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I want to get some more clarification on your setup.

 

Are you installing the NFS packages on the cRIO or on the server?

 

What type of machine is the server? What OS?

 

Did you see this message during the installation process?

 

Aaron Douglass
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
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I installed the NFS packages on the cRIO. The server has all the necessary packages already installed

The server utilizes Red hat linux

I did see this message during the installation process. It was the last line when the install of nfs-utils completed.

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To clarify, are you seeing the message on the cRIO or on the server side?

Aaron Douglass
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
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I see the messages on the cRIO side.

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Can you give me a list of packages you installed on the cRIO? 

I want to make sure that nsfd is included in one of the installed packages.

 

Aaron Douglass
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
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Here is a list of the packages I installed, I did not see a package listed that included nsfd @ http://download.ni.com/ni-linux-rt/feeds/2015sp1/x64/ipk/core2-64/

opkg update
opkg install python
opkg install python-modules
opkg install nano
opkg install chkconfig
opkg install chkconfig-dbg
opkg install chkconfig-dev
opkg install chkconfig-doc
opkg install cifs-utils
opkg install cifs-utils-dbg
opkg install cifs-utils-dev
opkg install cifs-utils-doc
opkg install nfs-utils
opkg install nfs-utils-dbg
opkg install nfs-utils-dev
opkg install nfs-utils-doc
opkg install nfs-utils-stats
opkg install samba -dbg
opkg install samba-dev
opkg install samba-doc
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You may want to post this over in http://forums.ni.com/t5/NI-Linux-Real-Time-Discussions/bd-p/7111

 

Skimming the search results over there I see a couple of people seem to have gotten NFS mounts working.

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