The server system ("xxx") uses a hard-assigned IP but, when browsing the
web from that system, everything behaves normally. Also, I can telnet into
that system from elsewhere (including the Lindows machine). I presume those
successes mean the server system has its DNS and rpc.portmap stuff
appropriately configured.
I tried the NFS mount from a different client system (RH 7.2) to the
same server and it worked fine. Only the Lindows machine has the
slow-completing mount which appears to take four minutes.
On Monday 21 October 2002 10:07 am, you wrote:
> Sounds like rpc.portmap isn't started, or not started correctly.
>
> Is your machine seeing DNS correctly with itself and others on your lan?
>
> nathan
>
> > Minuses
> > "mount -t nfs xxx:/opt/music /music" took several minutes to
> > complete. Not sure why but, once it finished, accesses to /music appeared
> > to go normally with no untoward delays. (System xxx runs RedHat 7.1 with
> > a 2.4.9-34 RedHat built kernel.)
>
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