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Ubi wrote: (...) Also, the chgrp command is superfluous if you can give the group together with the chown command. (...)

I agree. ...are more elegant I didn't catch your post before I posted mine.

I think this should do it:

You ssh log in to your bubba

$ su root

// Change owner: (The -R changes all files/directories below storage)
$ chown -R root /home/storage

// Change group membership of the files
$ chgrp -R users /home/storage/

Then the chmod thing listed above, or:
chmod 777 -R ...

At the Bubba I get following output

bubba:/sbin# yum --version nfs
Warning, could not load sqlite, falling back to pickle
2.4.0
So I suppose it is 2.4.0

At the other machine/server which also runs as server with NFSv4 running automatically i get:

user@server:/sbin$ sudo yum --version nfs
3.2 ...

I try to use my B2 as a nfs server with the NFSv4-protocol. I have everything installed but my client wont connect:
sudo mount -t nfs4 192.168.my.bubba: /home/client/bubba
mount.nfs4: Protocol not supported


The same command works fine when i mount my client to a different machine, so the problem ...

Hey, I do not know if this is a too late reply, but I also wanted to post this instruction for those with problems making the USB Rescue Stick.

Many are apparently struggling because the USB sticks are quite different regarding to the hardware in use and they all have different file systems. The ...