[leaf-user] loading packages by nfs? please help

[Thomas W. <tho...@gm...>]

Hello LEAF-users,

since last weekend I work with Bering1.0 stable. It's a great thing to run
a little initrd-system, which loads the lrp-packages.

After a successful installation with packages on a hard disk, I now want to
load the lrp-modules by nfs. So I copied all the networking related stuff in
initrd.lrp. I placed the /etc/init.d/networking call in linuxrc direct after
the creation of the directories, and it works correctly.
For downloading I first tried the nfs-lrp-package, but it doesn't 
have a suitable mount-command which can be executed by linuxrc. Then I tried 
the traditional way with portmap, which I got as binary from the slink-
distribution, called with /etc/init.d/portmap, taken from woody.

But direct after the execution portmap gets a SIG 7 - bus-error, from grsec,
and loading of the packages fails. 
From a complete installed Bering-system it is possible to mount an
nfs-share with portmap and mount.

I tried this on two different machines, one with 32MB, the other with 512 MB
Ram.

Maybe someone can tell me, what is grsec, and what might be the reason for the
bus error. Does someone have a working solution? I would be glad for any reply.

Thanks and regards
Thomas Wille