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From:	"Kevin D. Kissell" <kevink@mips.com>
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To:	rolf liu <rolfliu@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: keep getting "exec: Permission denied" at booting
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rolf liu wrote:
> I am running 2.4.31 on ab1550. When the start-up comes at the network
> config, ifup tries to bring up the ethernet interface. Then there
> comes tons of "exec: Permission denied" message. the box just stop
> there.
> 
> I am running through the NFS root filesystem got from redhat, possibly
> 7.1. pretty old. Is there a newer NFS available?
> 
> Any suggestion?

Check the options you're using to export the NFS root on the server.
For example, I note that I've got the no_root_squash and anongid=0
options set for the MIPS Linux boot area on my Linux PC - but it's
been a couple of years since I've actually used it, and I don't recall
where that came from.

		Regards,

		Kevin K.