hi, have you installed the nfs rpm packages? something like nfs-utils or somesuch, then you can use the command exportfs to serve an nfs volume: #exportfs /path/to/export machine:domain or something similar this is all from memory as i haven't done this for ages so caveats apply, i know you can set up nfs serves from linuxconf bascule On Saturday 08 September 2001 7:17 am, you wrote: > okay im trying to get my main machine to use nfs, so that i can install > linux onto anouther machine (that cant use a cdrom, and not enough space > for a ftp install). > > i did enable nfs in the xconfig... and recompile the kernel... > > but when i goto /etc/init.d the closest thing i have to 'nfs' is netfs? > is that mandrake's renaming of it... > > or did they put the nfs command somewhere else... also where do i find > 'portmap' and 'mountd' or is mountd... just mount? > > -- nathan > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
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