Subject: Re: Networking Strategies?
From: Ted Goranson (tedg@sirius-beta.com)
Date: Tue Jul 31 2001 - 16:23:23 MDT
At 10:09 PM -0700 7/30/01, Paul J. Lucas wrote:
>On Mon, 30 Jul 2001, Ted Goranson wrote:
>
>> > It's easier if you use MacOS X as an NFS server.
>>
>> I'm game. What does one have to do?
>
> Turn on NFS serving.
>
>> Oh no, not reformat everything as NFS?
>
> NFS isn't a disk format, so no.
>
>> Do I have to install something somewhere?
>
> Your Linux box has to be configured as an NFS client.
> Precompiled kernels probably have this on.
>
> - Paul
Thanks Paul, but I think you have me confused with someone who knows
what he is doing and who also has OS X SERVER. Neither is true. Can
one set up an NFS server on regular X? Even if money is no object, X
server seems to be moving much more slowly than plain ol' X.
Best, Ted
-- _____________ Ted Goranson Fusecap and Sirius-Beta, Virginia Beach USA 757/426-6704 tedg@sirius-beta.com Symmetry Conference: http://www.isis-s.unsw.edu.au
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