NFS mount size

mount -f NFS -o rsize=32K,wsize=32K remotehost:/home /newhome

NFS v.2 is limit of 8K blocks, regardless of any configurations you may try to force.
NFS v.3 can handle up to 64K blocks.

If you've set an rsize or wsize that's too large, you're likely to see incomplete file listings.
If you get read errors but no error messages, that's a dead giveaway your block size is too large.

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