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NFS intr



On Wed, 5 Sep 2001, Ron Peterson wrote:

> Speaking of uninterruptable NFS mounts, can anyone explain why the 'intr'
> option exists?  Meaning, why is it even an option?  Why would you want an
> uninteruptable NFS mount?  And why is this the default?

I'm being somewhat facetious.  I know what 'intr' is for, its just that
it always seems to give me headaches.

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