Re: Sun NFS Emulation.

G. Allen Morris III (gam3@harpo.ixlabs.com)
Wed, 31 Mar 1999 10:26:05 -0800


All all `Sun NFS Emulation' switch does is let you look in
directories using NFS that have a filesystem mounted on the
on the local machine. You mount /tmp from a different
filesystem than /. If you export / and then mount / on /mnt
if you do ls /mnt/tmp and have Sun NFS Emulation off you
will see nothing where if you have Sun NFS Emulation on you
will see any file that are in the tmp directory on the /
filesystem.

Allen

P.S. Do you have portmap running?

>>>"Robert Andrews" said:
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> I have a Sparc 5 running Solaris 2.5.1 that up to kernel release 2.2.1
> I had no troubles getting NFS mounts from my linux machines to mount to
> the Sparc machine..
>
> When I attempt to do so now I get:
>
> nfs mount: genx:: RPC: Program not registered
> nfs mount: backgrounding: /www
>
> I was getting logged errors before but now I am getting nothing at all on
> either machine except what I show above here..
>
> Something about a version error or something along those lines..
>
> I've dug around a bit and had not seen anything on this so far plus I am
> wondering if there was changes made that I just missed and a general
> reason why Sun NFS server emulation no longer works as it did before..
>
> Any help would be appreciated :)
>
> - -ra
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