Odd busybox nfs mount problem with 4.0 ( Resolved )

[gerald_clark]

On my 486 ( Vortex 86) machine,
Without nfs-utils installed
"mount -onolock lxc:/mnt/stuff/TCL /mnt/TCL" results in
mount: mounting lxc:/mnt/stuff/TCL on /mnt/TCL failed: Stale NFS file handle
"mount -onolock lxc:/tftpboot /mnt/tftpboot" mounts ok.

After installing nfs-utils and starting nfs-client;
"mount lxc:/mnt/stuff/TCL /mnt/TCL" calls:
"/usr/local/sbin/mount.nfs lxc:/mnt/stuff/TCL /mnt/TCL -o"
Note the extraneous "-o"

This results in the following error messages:
mount.nfs: an incorrect mount option was specified
mount: mounting lxc:/mnt/stuff/TCL on /mnt/TCL failed: Stale NFS file handle

"mount lxc:/tftpboot /mnt/tftpboot" mounts without calling /usr/local/sbin/mount.nfs.

On my 568 (VIA) machine,
nfs mounts do NOT call /usr/local/sbin/mount.nfs, and both mounts succeed.

------------- Resolved -------------
Incase anyone else sees the same problem, a BIOS reset to safe settings fixed the problem.

[clu]

Hi,
as i read "lxc:" within your message, am i right to assume you were using TCL within a container?
if that is the case, i'd be delighted to have a step by step tutorial on how to get lxc work under TCL.
thanks
Clu