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Tom Rauschenbach wrote:
>
> Maybe I phrased the question poorly. I know I can't nfs mount a remote /dev but
[snip]
Actually, I think you can. When compiling the linux kernel, If you turn
on the
"Network block device support", I think it does this. (Don't quote me
on it
though).
- -Cole (who's finally getting off his ass and playing with pgp *grin*)
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