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i have an old AIX box, and i need to mount some Ubuntu server nfs shares. it wasn't working until i googled and found this <br />
nfso -o nfs_use_reserved_ports=1<br />
that worked great, and now i can mount my nfs shares. however, to make this permenant it said to edit <br />
/etc/rc.nfs<br />
and i assume add the nfso line. i read through rc.nfs and i'm not sure where or how to add<br />
nfso -o nfs_use_reserved_ports=1<br />
( when i say i dont know how to add it, i mean if there is some special syntax, i use vi to edit files.)<br />

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i have an old AIX box, and i need to mount some Ubuntu server nfs shares. it wasn't working until i googled and found this 
nfso -o nfs_use_reserved_ports=1
that worked great, and now i can mount my nfs shares. however, to make this permenant it said to edit 
/etc/rc.nfs
and i assume add the nfso line. i read through rc.nfs and i'm not sure where or how to add
nfso -o nfs_use_reserved_ports=1
( when i say i dont know how to add it, i mean if there is some special syntax, i use vi to edit files.)


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