MOOREJM@alf.appstate.edu (MARTIN MOORE) (05/10/91)
I have 3 sun 4/110's and I don't have much disk so I have used nfs to share some files systems. I have noticed that when accessing data that is physically on node B while being logged in on node A that I get messages to both consoles and in both /usr/adm/messages files like the following. tail /usr/adm/messages Apr 29 20:12:22 rodan vmunix: ie0: no carrier Apr 29 20:14:24 rodan last message repeated 2 times Apr 30 15:13:30 rodan vmunix: ie0: no carrier Apr 30 18:50:12 rodan last message repeated 3 times Apr 30 18:56:58 rodan vmunix: ie0: no carrier Apr 30 19:12:01 rodan vmunix: ie0: no carrier Apr 30 19:54:57 rodan last message repeated 13 times Apr 30 20:00:19 rodan vmunix: ie0: no carrier Apr 30 21:54:49 rodan last message repeated 2 times This seems to occur under file transfer and copying files that must goto/from the nfs connections. I noticed to that while making parts of the x11R4 software which is nfs mounted I get these messages too. It does not seem to bother the processes in a detrimental way but I wonder how bad that this hurts my performance and other users using the network at that time. I am using the thinnet connection and not the aui and the Sun manual says that it will auto sense if the thinnet connection is being used. It also mentions jumper J-18 can be used to force the aui connection but says nothing about forcing the thinnet connection. This comes from the Installation Notes for the Sun 4100 Board set. part number 800-2124-05. Has anyone else seen this or seen and corrected this??? Martin Moore (704) 262-6274 moorejm@appstate.bitnet moorejm@alf.appstate.edu jmm@godzilla.appstate.edu