Stan,
Now here is where it gets event stranger. I called Foxboro
support to
> ask about this, and was told to use the following syntax:
>
> find / -fstype urfs -o name core -print.
>
> First, as far as I can determine "urfs" is not a valid file-system
> type.
[Forbes,Harry]
urfs is a legacy of the Venix OS from the early I/A Series days. It
is an fstype used by
AP-20s, WP-20s, and WP-30s. It stands for "micro remote file
system". Support for this fstype
is added to Solaris by Foxboro, so that 50 Series machines can share
files with legacy machines
using micro-rfs.
rfs itself is a legacy file-sharing mechanism. It was part of AT&T
Unix, from which Venix was derived.
Now Unixes now use nfs by default.
If you want to read up on this, try finding a Venix manual. If you
can still find rfs info, or info on AT&T Unix, it is
probably valid for urfs.
Harry W. Forbes
Foxboro Corporate Marketing
C42-2E, 33 Commercial St
Foxboro, MA 02035 USA
+1 617.335.1474 (mobile)
+1 508.549.6389 (office)
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http://www.wrentham.net/people/Harry
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