Thanks, but I don't think that solution will fix my issue, because:If you find that initramfs is part of your problem, try disabling plymouth, and see if it works.
initramfs uses klibc utils. klibc mount only accepts 2 or 3 as valid values for nfsvers. Other values will cause it to fail and not mount. It has been an issue for years now.
If you want NFS v4 then you'll need to modify the initramfs tools to create a custom image with a better mount utility.
Returns nothing. Is this a problem?Code:
sudo modprobe configs
Code:
$zgrep -e PHYLINK -e ASIX -e AX88796B /proc/config.gzCONFIG_NET_VENDOR_ASIX=yCONFIG_PHYLINK=mCONFIG_AX88796B_PHY=mIs there a way to rebuild the installed kernel (6.12.34), rather than building a different kernel (6.12.47)? I presume all the necessary files are already present on the device.
Statistics: Posted by jeremym — Tue Sep 16, 2025 9:57 pm