Connecting to NFS V3 share -
nintendoeats - 11-24-2019
Hello!
I have an Indy running IRIX 5.3. I'd like to connect it to an NFS share hosted by my NAS, but I am unable to connect to it (either by its name or IP address). I can see in my router control panel that the Indy is connected, but no more than that. I know at one point I succeeded in getting an O2 running 6.5 to see the share, but next time I tried to do the same thing I was unsuccessful. Clearly I have forgotten the arcane commands to do this. I'm connected to the share in Windows, so I know it is at least enabled.
Can anybody point me in the right direction?
Thanks!
EDIT: I'm sorry that there isn't much information here, but I don't really know what information to give. Networking is not my jam.
RE: Connecting to NFS V3 share -
Raion - 11-24-2019
The Indy should mount the NAS share ideally, not the other way around. IRIX-based NFS requires that rpcbind is running, and that NFSv3 is specifically allowed. IRIX 5.3 though is very buggy, so it may not work with that version. I've used 6.2-6.5.30 successfully for both Solaris and FreeBSD-based NAS shares though.
For server config details, you can check this page:
https://wiki.irixnet.org/nfs
On IRIX, NFS mounts are done in the /etc/fstab file. Details are in techpubs manuals, one is here:
http://retrogeeks.org/sgi_bookshelves/SGI_Admin/books/ONC3NFS_AG/sgi_html/ch02.html#LE56149-PARENT
If you need any specific help, please dump the network configuration (IPs, LANs, and information about your NAS) and we can help you troubleshoot it further.
RE: Connecting to NFS V3 share -
nintendoeats - 11-24-2019
(11-24-2019, 08:23 PM)Raion Wrote: If you need any specific help, please dump the network configuration (IPs, LANs, and information about your NAS) and we can help you troubleshoot it further.
Thanks, I will review those resource and see if I can work this out.