Hi Lawson, You wrote: > If you have enabled nfs v3 support in the kernel, I don't think you want > or need any knfsd. Look if your distro has an nfs-utils package. I > think that will be what you want - IIRC I enabled nfs v3 support in the kernel and compiled. My distro has not nfs-utils in the package, but I downloaded "nfs-utils-0.3.1.tar.gz" from Source Forge and configured, compiled and installed it, as far as I can judge OK. I send you the "config.log" file, perhaps you can see if there are any problems. But now, how should I proceed ? There is no "Man nfs-utils" there and I dont know where to pick up further instructions ? Should I uninstall knfsd ? I would appreciate any further instructions from your part. Regards, Edgar -- --------------------- Dr.-Ing. Edgar Alwers Weinheim/Germany Mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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