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Hi,
I am mounting the NFS share to my SCO using the command
mount -f NFS 172.23.200.226:/var/specme
But I want to mount it permanently.
In Linux I can create entry in /etc/fstab, what is the procedure in Unix
I am mounting the NFS share to my SCO using the command
mount -f NFS 172.23.200.226:/var/specme
But I want to mount it permanently.
In Linux I can create entry in /etc/fstab, what is the procedure in Unix
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mikelfritz
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If I remember correctly, then it should be added to /etc/fstab. please check man page of mount command and fstab
I think it's /etc/mnttab - awful format and may not be directly editable.
Easier to go into scoadmin -> Filesystems -> Filesystem manager -> mount menu -> add mount point -> remote
scoadmin from the cli is a bit odd - use the tab and arrow keys to move around.
An alternative would be to create a startup script in /etc/rc2.d (assuming runlevel 2) name it S99nfsmount with contents:
mount -f NFS 172.23.200.226:/var/specme
Easier to go into scoadmin -> Filesystems -> Filesystem manager -> mount menu -> add mount point -> remote
scoadmin from the cli is a bit odd - use the tab and arrow keys to move around.
An alternative would be to create a startup script in /etc/rc2.d (assuming runlevel 2) name it S99nfsmount with contents:
mount -f NFS 172.23.200.226:/var/specme
please have a look at my abswer in http:Q_21628629.html
I think you have it backwards yuhz. That post is to share something on the SCO box via NFS. Mounting of remote NFS shares requires nothing more than a stanard load with network working.