Meaning that the Linux boxes should be able to mount volumes exported by
the mainframe? That shouldn't be a problem; just do a "mount
host:/export /mountpoint" It works well enough mounting FBSD shares;
I'm sure it would work with os/390 too (which would probably be running
a *nix, anyhow, which actually exports the volumes).
> os/390 is ibm mainframe "mvs" style operating system. nfs runs in unix
> personality mode, which is an abstraction layer laid "over" traditional
> mvs ("unix system services").
>
> the mainframes runs 2 "osa" ethernet adapters. ip connectivity is
> "possible" due to ibm.
Not really an issue, as long as there is TCP/IP connectivity available.
NFS is on a higher layer than are the ethernet; refer to your OSI
model...
>
> mainframes run os/390 2.7 on "g5" class cmos cpu.
>
> task2: mainframe needs to mount linuxnfs file share. any options?
>
os/390 rox. :) for task 2, don't. Use *BSD or something else. Linux
NFS is not consistently reliable right now (to put it *really* nicely).
Hopefully it will be soon.
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