Subject: Re: le0 timeouts?
To: P.D.Helliwell <P.D.Helliwell@e-eng.hull.ac.uk>
From: Brian D Chase <bdc@world.std.com>
List: port-vax
Date: 12/16/1997 15:56:39
On Fri, 12 Dec 1997, P.D.Helliwell wrote:

> we keep getting "le0 timeout" on the /var/log/messages file.  It was 
> running routed when it didn't need to so we killed that and it doesn't do 
> it as much.  Now it only tends to do it when there is heavy disk access 
> over NFS.  Two theorys spring to mind, either a problem with the VS or a 
> problem with the linux 2.0.29 (slackware) NFS server.  I remember a 

The "le0 timeout" is a common error message.  You tend to see it most
often on systems with Linux acting as the NFS server.  There are some
performance issues with Linux 2.0's NFS support.  They're supposed to be
fixed under 2.1, but I haven't compared 2.1 with 2.0 just yet.  At home
I'm serving off of OpenBSD and at work I've got it served off an IRIX 6.2
system.  Both of those NFS servers are better behaved, but they still
suffer from "le0 timeout".

-brian.
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