problem with mounting nfs

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1

I use qnx 6.3 and I can ping my nfs server, but when I use
mount -t nfs serverip:/sharedir /mnt/nfs
nothing happens.
Does anyone can help me out?

2

On your nfs server, do you run:

portmap
nfsd

and is your /etc/exports file populated on the server?

Thanks,
-Jay.

nosign wrote:

I use qnx 6.3 and I can ping my nfs server, but when I use
mount -t nfs serverip:/sharedir /mnt/nfs
nothing happens.
Does anyone can help me out?

3

Are you running fs-nfs2 on your QNX machine?

Jay Greig wrote:

On your nfs server, do you run:

portmap
nfsd

and is your /etc/exports file populated on the server?

Thanks,
-Jay.

nosign wrote:

I use qnx 6.3 and I can ping my nfs server, but when I use
mount -t nfs serverip:/sharedir /mnt/nfs
nothing happens.
Does anyone can help me out?

–
cburgess@qnx.com

4

my nfs server(support nfs v2, v3, and v4) is in Windows, and I can see it
with other nfs client in other machines

I run fs-nfs3 not fs-nfs2 in QNX

also, after running fs-nfs2
mount freeze



“Colin Burgess” <cburgess@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:cpn446$bjj$1@inn.qnx.com…

Are you running fs-nfs2 on your QNX machine?

Jay Greig wrote:
On your nfs server, do you run:

portmap
nfsd

and is your /etc/exports file populated on the server?

Thanks,
-Jay.

nosign wrote:

I use qnx 6.3 and I can ping my nfs server, but when I use
mount -t nfs serverip:/sharedir /mnt/nfs
nothing happens.
Does anyone can help me out?

\

cburgess@qnx.com

5

For fs-nfs3, you need to pass the “ver3” option to mount:

mount -tnfs -over3 serverip:/sharedir /mnt/nfs

Hope this helps,
-Jay.

nosign wrote:

my nfs server(support nfs v2, v3, and v4) is in Windows, and I can see it
with other nfs client in other machines

I run fs-nfs3 not fs-nfs2 in QNX

also, after running fs-nfs2
mount freeze



“Colin Burgess” <> cburgess@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:cpn446$bjj$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …

Are you running fs-nfs2 on your QNX machine?

Jay Greig wrote:

On your nfs server, do you run:

portmap
nfsd

and is your /etc/exports file populated on the server?

Thanks,
-Jay.

nosign wrote:


I use qnx 6.3 and I can ping my nfs server, but when I use
mount -t nfs serverip:/sharedir /mnt/nfs
nothing happens.
Does anyone can help me out?

\

cburgess@qnx.com

6

Try:

fs-cifs -a //netbiosname:IP_address:/Share_name /local_mount_point user
password

example :

fs-cifs -a //PC_Win:192.168.0.22:/Disk_C /mnt/PC_Win/C testuser testpass

local mount point ‘/mnt/PC_Win/C’ must be exist.



“Jay Greig” <greig@qnx.com> píse v diskusním príspevku
news:cpn6p1$jal$1@inn.qnx.com…

For fs-nfs3, you need to pass the “ver3” option to mount:

mount -tnfs -over3 serverip:/sharedir /mnt/nfs

Hope this helps,
-Jay.

nosign wrote:
my nfs server(support nfs v2, v3, and v4) is in Windows, and I can see
it
with other nfs client in other machines

I run fs-nfs3 not fs-nfs2 in QNX

also, after running fs-nfs2
mount freeze



“Colin Burgess” <> cburgess@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:cpn446$bjj$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …

Are you running fs-nfs2 on your QNX machine?

Jay Greig wrote:

On your nfs server, do you run:

portmap
nfsd

and is your /etc/exports file populated on the server?

Thanks,
-Jay.

nosign wrote:


I use qnx 6.3 and I can ping my nfs server, but when I use
mount -t nfs serverip:/sharedir /mnt/nfs
nothing happens.
Does anyone can help me out?

\

cburgess@qnx.com