mount tsx:c:/ /tsx/c -t nfs
all seems normal. Listing the mount point gives
drwxrwxrwx 0 root root 4096 Jan 1 1970 c
After some time, usually after writing to a file on the mounted tree,
I obtain a message like this:
Directory is invalid.
Checking the mount point /tsx/c now gives
-rwxrwxrwx 0 root root 741 Feb 7 1997 c
(Directory attribute lost!)
Unmount is impossible --> Message:
tsx:c:/: not mounted
/tsx/c: device is busy
In contrast, checking the state with "mount" gives
tsx:c:/ on /tsx/c type nfs (rw, addr= ....)
To remount the NFS server, a reboot of the Linux machine is necessary.
P.S.:
TSX-32 is a multiuser/multitasking OS running on I386-architecture,
allowing to run DOS (16-bit)- and native-mode (32-bit)-applications
simultaneously. When the TSX-system is used as a
NFS-Server to SUN-OS, there are no problems.