Darko Hojnik wrote: > Currently i am migrating my Workstation from Linux to OpenSolaris. Now it's > time to get my files from my Backupdrive with 1 TB encrypted with cryptsetup > and formated with XFS to my Solarisbox. > I've got a little Linux NAS called NSLU2 with Debian installed. The Box is > configured as an NFS Server, and the Drive is mounted on /backup and shared > with NFS > My little problem is i can mount only NFSv4 shares but not NFSv3 shares. On > my Linux Box > > /etc/exports > > /backup *(async,no_subtree_check,rw,no_root_squash) > /export *(rw,crossmnt,fsid=0,insecure,no_subtree_check,async,no_root_squash) > > exporting *:/backup > exporting *:/export > > NFS works on my Linux Box > > On my OpenSolaris Box i tried to mount a NFSv3 share > > darko at xVM:/storage/daten/files# mount -F nfs -o rw 192.168.4.9:/backup > /tmp/1 > nfs mount: 192.168.4.9:/backup: No such file or directory >
Darko, This is a NFSv4 request, not a NFSv3 one. Try this: mount -o vers=3 192.168.4.9:/backup /tmp/1 Ahh, in Linux you specify NFSv4 via '-t nfs4'. In OpenSolaris, you specify the version number, not the filesystem type. > Is there a Trick to mount a NFSv3 Share with OpenSolaris? After them i have > shared the Files with NFSv4 that works, but makes other Problems with file > and user permissions. It's just NFSv4 :( > I think you cut and pasted your exports from when you converted the export to NFSv4 and the mount output is from before. The output is what I would expect from a Linux server which is not configured correctly for NFSv4. Thanks, Tom
