nfs directory was not umounted when the installed system reboot?

[Shaul Karl <shaulka@bezeqint.net>]

I used nfs to install the base system. After having the installed 
system rebooted via the `reboot the system' option I still had a line 
with the installed system in the server's /var/lib/nfs/rmtab file.
Does that mean that the nfs server still consider the client to be 
using the previously mounted directory? I also get `device is busy' 
when trying to umount the server fs though there seem to be no process 
that is actually using this fs other then nfsd.

Some more reasons to be sceptic about this report are:
(1) I am new to nfs.
(2) I replaced the kernel and modules of the 2.2r0 boot floppies with 
the ones from woody boot floppies. Other then that I was installing 
2.2r0.
(3) When I have tried to use the menu in order to configure the drivers 
I did not get the list of modules. The only option that I was offered 
was to exit. Therefore I got the modules loaded by doing a manual 
insmod from the 2nd vt. One reason that this is bad is that I do not 
know the dependencies of the nfs module. I was satisfied by seeing that 
nfs is working after insmoding the sunrpc and nfs modules. I am not 
sure but it could be that I insmod the lockd module as well. I also 
manually insmoded the required modules for the Ethernet card.
(4) I believe that with woody installation one get 2 modules loaded 
automatically. Yet when I changed to the 2nd vt during the installation 
process I could not see that these modules are installed. Therefore I 
also insmod manually the unix module. I did not remember the name of 
the other module and did not bother to find it since the installation 
seemed to work properly.
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    Shaul Karl
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