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On Thursday 13 December 2001 02:13 am, you wrote:
> What does showmount on the Linux machine say?
It shows the hostname that originally mounted the volume.
> What version NFS client and server are involved? (Protocol v2 and
> v3 have some incompatibilities that make themselves known in ways
> like this; you can force the server to be one or the other, and you
> can *probably* force the client similarly. v2 is probably sufficient
> for your application.)
Don't know about the AIX box, I'll have to ask. How does one force the Linux
NFS server to act like v2? I can try that with minimal effort.
> > For the record, I am mounting the CDROM on the Linux box, then mounting
> > the mount point on the AIX box.
>
> Try doing the NFS mount one level higher.
Did that. Didn't work.
> It's quite possible that there are incompatibilities between Linux
> and AIX implementations even of the same version of the NFS
> protocol. If so, send bug reports to the most wrong. (Check the
> relevant RFCs before you point fingers.)
Actually, we have a service agreement with IBM, so if it gets to that point,
I can call IBM support.
Thanks for the help!
--
Nothing makes one so vain as being told that one is a sinner.
Conscience makes egotists of us all.
-- Oscar Wilde
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