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By default, in MPSS 3.4 and RHEL 7, the service mpss.service in multi-user.target starts before nfs.target. As a consequence, any NFS mounts from the host in mic0:/etc/fstab are not mounted after system reboot. The solution to this is to add an "After" parameter to /etc/systemd/system/mpss.service like this:
[Unit] Description=Intel(R) MPSS control service After=nfs.target
Perhaps MPSS developers can incorporate this into the next MPSS release?
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Andrey,
Thanks for the solution. I'll forward the issue to the MPSS developers.
Regards
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Taylor
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Hi Andrey,
Filed with reference #5161860. Thanks for the info.
Regards
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Taylor
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Thank you, Taylor!
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Andrey,
The next release of MPSS will have a fix for the bug you reported.
Thanks!
Regards
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Taylor
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Andrey,
The issue is fixed and validated.
If you wish to check, the team here will appreciate it.
If you are satisfied as is, thanks for letting us know.
Regards
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Taylor
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