jwm@SUN4.JHUAPL.EDU (James W. Meritt) (04/17/91)
I have installed domain NFS on a DSP3500. I've managed to
mount // onto a Sun 3/60 running sunos release 3.5.
And got it to work!
Now to the next fun part. I'm trying to mount the Sun onto the
DSP3500. I've made the /etc/exports file on the sun to read:
......................................................
/usr2/tea/jwm -access=eagle.jhuapl.edu
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(that is my home directory, and eagle is the name of the DSP3500.
I issued:
/user/jimm>/etc/mount -o soft sun4:/usr2/tea/jwm //eagle/local_user/jimm
(...jimm is my home directory on eagle)
and got this error message:
mount: nfsmount returned in error
Which (no suprise) is not one of the error messages in appendix D...
as far as I can tell.....
I feel triumphant getting the // mounted onto sun4 (the sun), especially
considering what appears to be non-unique problems, but I would really
like to go both ways...
Suggestions?
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jwm@sun4.jhuapl.edu or jwm@aplcen.apl.jhu.edu or meritt%aplvm.BITNETsystem@alchemy.chem.utoronto.ca (System Admin (Mike Peterson)) (04/18/91)
In article <9104161938.AA17305@tea-jwm.jhuapl.edu> jwm@SUN4.JHUAPL.EDU (James W. Meritt) writes: >I'm trying to mount the Sun onto the DSP3500 but: >mount: nfsmount returned in error Two possibilities, the first being by far most likely: 1) you must tell mountd to use the '-n' option in sun4:/usr/etc/inetd.conf since Apollo NFS can not use privileged ports. 2) the mount point already exists on the Apollo (I think the error message is different for this though). -- Mike Peterson, System Administrator, U/Toronto Department of Chemistry E-mail: system@alchemy.chem.utoronto.ca Tel: (416) 978-7094 Fax: (416) 978-8775
jwm@SUN4.JHUAPL.EDU (James W. Meritt) (04/18/91)
Mike Peterson writes: >>I'm trying to mount the Sun onto the DSP3500 but: >>mount: nfsmount returned in error > >Two possibilities, the first being by far most likely: > >1) you must tell mountd to use the '-n' option in sun4:/usr/etc/inetd.conf >since Apollo NFS can not use privileged ports. mountd doesn't have the -n option, nor is there a sun4:/usr/etc/inetd.conf file (3.5 OS) Does this mean the sun will not mount on the apollo? I've got the apollo mounted on the sun... >2) the mount point already exists on the Apollo (I think the error >message is different for this though). Such is not the case. I'm wide-open for hints... Jim