Re: Mounting /usr remotely?

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From: Mike Holland
Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1999 00:00

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Glen,
Just edit your /etc/fstab to mount a remote /usr. e.g.

	server:/usr	/usr	nfs	ro

But /bin should be local because you normally need it to get NFS
working.
It is possible to have a remote root, but no need if you have a disk.
SMB is for windoze clients.

Mike.

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