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Hello,<br />
I've setup diskless ubuntu client machine. When it boots over netork, it picks up correct linux kernel image and every thing goes fine.<br />
But when it enters in init level 2 and tried to bringups ssh or cups or other services it says NFS not responding and hangs with input/output errorsAny idea ..why it is so?<br />
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But when I removed /nfsroot//etc/rc2.d/S12dbu<wbr />s and it got booted correctly but with one error &quot;Failed to initialized HAL&quot;<br />
Any idea what could be the problem that d-bus might be creating...
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Hello,
I've setup diskless ubuntu client machine. When it boots over netork, it picks up correct linux kernel image and every thing goes fine.
But when it enters in init level 2 and tried to bringups ssh or cups or other services it says NFS not responding and hangs with input/output errorsAny idea ..why it is so?

But when I removed /nfsroot//etc/rc2.d/S12dbus and it got booted correctly but with one error "Failed to initialized HAL"
Any idea what could be the problem that d-bus might be creating...

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