I need to be able to mount an NFS file system on Solaris 10 using the equivalent of the nolock mount option. From what I can see this mount option is not available on Solaris (looks like its a Linux mount option).
There is an llock mount option but I can not find any doc whether this performs the same function as the nolock option on Linux.
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The Solaris option llock is the one you want. It means 'local locks'. So the nfs client does use locks, but it's self-contained and doesn't impact other clients.
