On Mon, 20 Dec 1999, Hidong Kim wrote:
> > I'm now able to get my two machines to mount each others' root partitions,
> > and directories on the root filesystem. Other filesystems (/usr/local or
> > /home, for example) still don't work. :-/
>
> If you're trying to export things like /usr/local from one machine to
> another, do you have the correct entries in your /etc/exports and
> /etc/fstab?
Yep, I have fstab and exports entries all figured out, and I'm able to
mount anything I want ** if it's on the same disk partition as the
server's root (/) filesystem. **
So, I can use NFS to share / and /root and /var and /etc, since they're on
the same disk partition. But /usr/local and /home will not work - I get
"getfh: operation not permitted" every time. /usr/local is on a different
partition than /, and /home is on a whole nother disk.
I'm stumped.
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