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From: lin@sixmile.INEL.GOV (Linn Hower)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.aix,comp.sys.apollo
Subject: Need help nfs mounting from an Apollo.
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Date: 8 Jan 91 22:23:01 GMT
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  Help!  I am trying to mount an exported filesystem from an Apollo
DN10000, SR10.3 on a RISC/6000 320 V3.1.  I am stuck with filesystem
names on the apollo like //einstein/u1.  Thats a double slash.
When I try 'mount einstein://einstein/u1 /mnt', I get:

mount: access denied for einstein:/einstein/u1
mount: giving up on:
        einstein:/einstein/u1

The AIX mount has dropped the the first slash.  How can I get it to
stop doing this?

  Thanks...

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  Linn Hower	lin@INEL.GOV		Phone: 208-526-9231
		at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID

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