Hi folks. I have a problem that I can't call AIX Support on because it's a 7.1 system. I would appreciate any advice.
This is an old development system in the UK. Customer is not currently using it but wants to migrate it to an LPAR on a Power9 system in Ohio.. It's an 8231-E2B, not HMC managed. Migration is easy if I can get a good mksysb and some tar files.
df and du commands are hanging on an NFS mount to an AWS netapp file server.
NFS server <remote IP> not responding still trying
From /etc/filesystems I know what the mount directory and pathname is
#/dm_builds_local:
# dev = /vol1/dm_builds_local
# vfs = nfs
# nodename = <netapp pathname>
# mount = true
# account = false
I'm trying to find the safest way to kill that mount command without rebooting.
I've tried stopsrc -g nfs but it does not stop the mount attempt.
That mount point does not exist
# ls /vol1
ls: 0653-341 The file /vol1 does not exist.
Thanks for any advice. The searches I've found are not really helpful.
Chris Conn
cconn@opentext.com