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From: thomasbe@uio.no (Thomas Berge)
Newsgroups: comp.os.386bsd.questions
Subject: How do I set up NFS?
Date: 4 Jul 1994 12:16:24 GMT
Organization: University of Oslo
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I have a machine running NetBSD and I want to make one of the directories
available for mounting from a PC connected through the network.
How should I go about? (Yes, I know that this really is a FAQ, but I have
tried all the "standard" methodes without any luck.)
I thought all that was needed was an entry in the /etc/exports and a running
nfsd, but when I try to run the daemon it just ends without any messages
when I start it (that is, it doesn't show up in the ps uxa list afterwards.)
Any help (preferrably by E-mail) will be appreciated!
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