What is NFS boot Linux?
What is NFS boot Linux?
Booting with an NFS Root Filesystem. It is possible to boot most EMAC OE systems using NFS (Network File System) as the root filesystem. This method can be especially useful during development where the root filesystem is changing frequently. This can save time as well as wear on the on-board flash device.
How run NFS in Linux?
Install the NFS Client on the Client Systems
- Step 1: Install the NFS-Common Package. As is the norm, begin by updating the system packages and repositories before anything else.
- Step 2: Create an NFS Mount Point on Client.
- Step 3: Mount NFS Share on Client System.
- Step 4: Testing the NFS Share on Client System.
How do you boot a load kernel?
The process of Uboot booting the kernel is to determine how to start the kernel by reading the bootcmd in the environment variable env. For example, uboot wants to read the kernel partition from the nand flash to the memory address 0x30007FC0 and start the kernel. You can use the following command: bootm 0x30007FC0.
What is NFS root squash?
Root squash is a special mapping of the remote superuser (root) identity when using identity authentication (local user is the same as remote user). Under root squash, a client’s uid 0 (root) is mapped to 65534 (nobody). It is primarily a feature of NFS but may be available on other systems as well.
How do I know if NFS is working?
To verify that NFS is running on each computer:
- AIX® operating systems: Type the following command on each computer: lssrc -g nfs The Status field for NFS processes should indicate active .
- Linux® operating systems: Type the following command on each computer: showmount -e hostname.
How do I start NFS?
Procedure
- Install the required nfs-utils package if it was not already installed by default.
- Start the NFS services by issuing the following commands: systemctl start rpcbind systemctl start nfs-server.
- Enable the NFS services by issuing the following command: systemctl enable nfs-server.
How do I know if NFS is running?
How do I boot Linux?
2.2. 2 U-Boot execution sequence↑
- load and check images (such as kernel, device tree and ramdisk)
- fixup the kernel device tree.
- install the secure monitor (optional) or.
- pass the control to the Linux kernel (or to another target application)
What is Bootargs in U-Boot?
When combined with a U-Boot variable named bootargs, this feature allows you to tell the kernel how to configure various device drivers, where to find the root filesystem and can even be used to pass information to applications on the system.
What is root squash and no_root_squash in NFS?
root_squash prevents remote root users from having superuser (root) privileges on remote NFS-mounted volumes. no_root_squash allows root user on the NFS client host to access the NFS-mounted directory with the same rights and privileges that the superuser would normally have.