"Rudy Broersma" wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Is there a way to mount a file system from another linux box?
>For example, I'm sitting behind box1, and I perform some kind of mount
>command so that I can mount the root at box2 so I can access it at box1
>
>Just like mapping network shares in windows, and just like SMBMount, but I
>don't want to use SMBMount!
You need the package nfs-client to be installed.
The command (in its simplest form) is:
mount machine:path local_directory
for example
mount rover:/usr1 /rover
/rover must be an existing, empty, directory. (If it isn't empty, you will
lose sight of its files as long as the remote directory is mounted.)
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