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I am going to try kernel 4.6 and see if anything changes.

sudo update-pciids
lspci -nn | grep -i vga

Actually still showed my card as a 290. Not sure what the deal is however I decided to toss WIn10 on the second SSD for now, until 4.7 hits the shelves...

Possibly.. the rig is at home so I won;t know until later tonight.

And thanks QIII.. is there an eta or a time frame for 4.7?

Nevermind.. I found it.

Temujin, That's actually how I discovered the name mis-match.

My initial project was to setup linux and virtualize my Win10 gamer. I lucked into a nice video card, then a mobo/cpu upgrade and...

I found some reference to that elsewhere but did not want to take it at face value. I mean why leave out the 390 since it's so new? So Qlll is the only option I have left to run with 'radeon'...

Should I try using the bios file with this?
https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/175728/gigabyte-r9390-8192-150605

First off I know these chipsets are supposed to be similar, but I worry that when I try the new amdgpu drivers coming out that since the OS does not correctly identify my card that they might not...

I don't blame you guys for being confused, honestly I still am as well.

This was a gui install from the beginning, I
m not comfortable yet without one, however on the source server the gui very...

Ok so fater commenting out that line the boot process is halting at Stopping System V Compatibility...

I do have the netapp and it's IP defined in the hosts file, and ping have always been fine...

Here's my fstab as it currently sits.


root@TEST-INFORMIX:~# cat /etc/fstab
# /etc/fstab: static file system information.
#
# Use 'blkid' to print the universally unique identifier for a
#...

This is exactly what I needed. Thanks

So having used Windows for 2 decades I know where to look for files when I'm trying to troubleshoot application issues. Like I know to look in the Run and RunOnce keys in the registry for...

Oh no the only volume I'm mounting off the Netapp contains user data. Everything else is local disk. And no I've left it for up to 10 minutes and it winds up becoming unresponsive to the console.

So I've got an install of 12.04 that's been running now for almost two years hosting an Informix db. Recently the engineering department hired a consultant to upgrade some ProEngineer toolkit code...

I'm not confusing the two (NFS and Samba) but I did toss the word 'share' between them so maybe that's part of my mistake :)

We're obviously a Windows shop mainly, thus we do have two DC's in each...

I'm sorry, I did make a change on a whim and the share mounts now.

See before I had read how in mounting an NFS share you should put server:\share and NOT put server:\path\to\share.

So what I...

Useful? Not at all. I've checked the Syslogs after every umount and mount.. both from fstab and manually. And when trying to access the data (which is where the access denied message comes into...

The sudo mount -t nfs netapp:/vol/vol3/MIS /home/bhart/mounts/mis returns an 'access denied by server while mounting'

Guys:

here's my showmount -e results:

bhart@MI00320-1:~$ showmount -e 10.2.1.72
Export list for 10.2.1.72:
/vol/vol0/eng (everyone)
/vol/vol0/pd (everyone)
/vol/root ...

Actually no.. I never would have thought it was a bug. I assumed I was doing it wrong.. and actually I've had no one correct me of offer a correct way of mounting NFS shares in fstab. I got this...

I don't understand why this is such a hard problem.. really.

Ok first things first, I installed the nfs-kernel-server based off some googling I was doing while awaiting someone to reply here. ...

Ok after installing nfs-kernel-server.. showmount -e worked but only returned this:

Export list for hostname:

Nothing.

Anyone?

I get:
clnt_create: RPC: Program not registered

Odd because when I google that it seems to indicate that nfs isn't running on the 'server'. I'm confused now.