It seems to me that it happens with my desktop too. I have 2 ubuntu
servers 10.04 and one desktop 10.04. And statd problem exists only on
desktop itself, servers go fine.

As a simple comparison I see the difference in network interfaces:
servers has a static interface config, while desktop has network-manager
config, thus network interfaces on desktop are unconfigured until
desktop login and there is nowhere to do `sm-notify` nfs cliens about
reeboot. So sm-notify respawns in awaiting them to be ready for action,
but killed because respawning to fast. This is only a supposition...

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statd does not start automatically when needed nor can be forced to start on 
boot
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/581941
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