dougm@isc.umr.edu (Doug Meyer) (09/14/89)
A relatively long time ago I spotted a piece of software going over the net that rode on top of Sun's PC/NFS and allowed you to use a PC as an NFS file server. I recall thinking to myself that that was kind of neat but that I would never have need for such a thing. I was mistaken. If any one has any leads on where I might find this beast, I would appreciate knowing. Doug Meyer (dougm@isc.umr.edu) UMR Intelligent Systems Center University of Missouri - Rolla
david@wubios.wustl.edu (David J. Camp) (09/28/89)
In article <1703@brazos.Rice.edu> dougm@isc.umr.edu (Doug Meyer) writes:
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:A relatively long time ago I spotted a piece of software going over the
:net that rode on top of Sun's PC/NFS and allowed you to use a PC as an NFS
:file server. I recall thinking to myself that that was kind of neat but
:that I would never have need for such a thing.
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Date: Tue, 11 Apr 89 09:50:10 PST
From: stan@csam.lbl.gov (See-Mong Tan)
To: david@wubios
+Subject: Re: Is NFS/PC Available Yet
Yes, it is already available - was since March! I posted to
comp.protocols.nfs and comp.protocols.tcp-ip.ibmpc then, but you must've
missed it. Anyway it is available via anonymous ftp from this host as
/pub/sos.tar.Z. If you cannot ftp, it is also available via the archive
server archive-server@bcm.tmc.edu. Send "Help" on the subject line for
instructions.
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