Hello:

I was trying, once again, to setup NFS between two Linux boxes. I've
tried several times to make this work (they tell me it's easy) and now I
have a very important reason to do so now. My boss wants to see Linux in
action and part of that means on a network. I'm practicing here at home. 

Both machines are networked and can share the internet connection of
RIKER. I consider RIKER the server and LONDO client. All are Linux
Mandrake 7.2. 

I set up RIKER to serve to the others. RIKER's export file: 

/mnt/cdrom      (ro)
/mnt/zip        (rw)
/home   londo(rw)

I'm following a book here so not real sure this is as it should look.

The FSTAB entry looks like this on LONDO:
riker:/home     home    NFS

I save the changes on LONDO and then type:

mount riker:/home

then I get the error "NFS not supported by kernel." Souldn't this be
built into the kernel. I've added the NFS utilities RPM and PORTMAPPER
and nothing seems to help. I'm at a loss and need to get going before my
D-Day. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 

If more information is need I will be glad to give it, and if someone
would like to help off-list, I would appreciate that even more. :)

Riker

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