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> Before you can use NFS, be it as server or client, you must make sure your
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kernel has NFS support compiled in. Newer kernels have a simple interface
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on the <TT
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>proc</TT
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> filesystem for this, the
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minix
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ext2
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msdos
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nodev proc
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nodev nfs</PRE
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>If <SPAN
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list, you have to compile your own kernel with NFS enabled, or perhaps
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you will need to load the kernel module if your NFS support was
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compiled as a module. Configuring the kernel network options is
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explained in the “Kernel Configuration” section of <A
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