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(7th Mar, 2014 06:47 PM)Fabio72 Wrote:  I was not talking about the false "rootfs" mount problem, but I got also two
192.168.1.8:/srv/Xbian on / type nfs
192.168.1.8:/srv/Xbian on / type nfs

yes, I understand.

this one is because XBian want to set "noatime" on filesystem (as for instance kernel mounter which mounts during boot will fail if "noatime" is used. as it for kernel seen as unknown mount option).

so far so gut, only problem is that mounted NFS can't be remounted (mount -o remount). it opens new connection instead.

NFS-specific options are not able to be modified during a remount. The underlying transport or NFS version cannot be changed by a remount, for example.

still it wasn't planned for NFS at all as in my instructions I always was telling people to remove the line completely. because hard to understand for user on first touch and from system point of view it's just one more line to remove.