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From: lars@salt.acc.com (Lars J Poulsen)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac,comp.protocols.nfs
Subject: Re: MAC II NFS
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Date: 18 Jul 89 17:34:59 GMT
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In article <5476@b11.ingr.com>, goodloe@b11.ingr.com (Tony Goodloe) writes:
>>I just want to hang a Mac on the [Ether]net and get to an NFS server.

In article <1276@intercon.UUCP> Kurt Baumann <kdb@intercon.uu.net> writes:
>Apple is likely to annouce such a product this fall.  Possibly at InterOp
>in October.

The way _I_ would like to see this done, would be to put the NFS client
in as a "foreign file system" the same way the AFP client is hooked in.
This would be useful on local-talk equipped Plus/SE machines connected
via Kinetics class boxes as well.

/ Lars Poulsen <lars@salt.acc.com>   (800) 222-7308  or (805) 963-9431 ext 358
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                My employer probably would not agree if he knew what I said !!