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From: robert@aragorn.cm.deakin.oz.au (Robert Ruge)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apollo
Subject: Apollo NFS V2.0
Message-ID: <7847@charlie.OZ>
Date: 10 Oct 89 04:02:23 GMT
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Reply-To: robert@aragorn.cm.deakin.oz.au (Robert Ruge)
Organization: Department of Computing & Mathematics - Deakin University
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I am hoping that somebody can help me with an NFS installation problem
that I am having. I am running SR10.1 on a 3010 and have had troubles
getting NFS running. I can mount the apollo root directory and access
all its files from another unix system but I cannot get a unix
filesystem mounted onto the apollo. I need to mount some user
filesystems onto the apollo because it only has an 80Mb disk and it is
becoming desperately short on space.

The message I get from a 'mount -o soft aragorn:/u /u' is 'nfsmount
returned in error', and when I run nfsmount itself or even showmount I
get an 'IOT Trap' message. Does anybody have any idea what could be
causing the problem or how to fix it? Any pointers would be greatly
appreciated.

Why is it that every time I work on our (only) apollo I experience
extreme depression?? Is it the contorted installation procedures, the
pathetic installation manuals, or just me?? Anyway you don't have to
answer that, but any tips on my other problem would be appreciated.
Thanks.

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