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Description of problem: Kdump can dump the vmcore to remote nfs target if kdump was configred by using nfs dump and nfs target was mounted before building kdump initramfs. But if we use hostname to configure nfs dump, Though the kdump service will start successfully, dump will fail because there isn't a /etc/hosts file in initramfs. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.0.4-11.fc19 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1.add entry in hosts,like "hostname 192.168.122.120" 2.add entry in fstab, like "hostname:/mnt/testarea/nfs /tmp nfs default 1 2" 3.configuring /etc/kdump.conf like "nfs hostname:/mnt/testarea/nfs" 3.restart system 4.crash system by ehco c>/proc/sysrq-trigger Actual results: can't find the dump target,dump fails. Expected results: dump vmcore to 192.168.122.120:/mnt/testarea/nfs Additional info:
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