[Trinux-talk] NFS

[Peter B. <pb...@ap...>]

I could use a little help in using a Trinux system as an NFS client. 
I'm wanting to run some forensics tools on a system, and if I could dump
the data to an NFS-mounted filesystem it would save me a lot of time.

After loading Trinux from all three floppies, I get the fsmods package:
	getpkg fsmods.tgz
	
and then 
	insmod sunrpc
	insmod lockd
	insmod nfs

At this point I see nfs in /proc/filesystems.  When I try mounting
	mount -t nfs 192.0.0.1:/fs  /mnt
I get the messages:
	nfs warning: mount version older than kernel
	NFS: mount program didn't pass a remote address!
	mounting 192.0.0.1:/fs on /mnt failed: invalid argument

Mount is from BusyBox 0.46, Trinux is 0.70.   The problem is at the 
client end, since I can mount the filesystem from other hosts, and
I don't see any network traffice when I attempt to mount.

Any hints out there?

Thanks,

Peter
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