Comment 13 for bug 441055

Ok, these appear to be NFSv3 mounts, so there's no need for idmapd to be running, and I don't see any evidence from the mount options that you would need gssd running either. So the install-time failure messages are unrelated to any problems you're having getting these filesystems mounted at boot time.

If the problem of filesystems not being mounted at boot persists, can you please open a new bug report, and post:

- your /etc/fstab contents (for reference)
- any error messages you see at boot time about mounting when booting without the 'splash' option
- the results of 'sudo killall -USR1 mountall && mount', run on your system after boot when the network is up but without having mounted the filesystems by hand
- the output of 'sudo status statd'