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I know, bad form, following up to my own post, but another thought ..

In article <krz.728034495@scorpion.ac.cowan.edu.au>,
     krz@cowan.edu.au (K.WOZNIAK) writes:
> It [NFS 1.2 ] simply does not work. New entries are ignored. 
> Am I forgetting about something?

Are the systems you are exporting to pre 3.0? (RT's prior to V1.2 NFS?)

Reading in /etc/rc.nfs, I see the following lines on one of our RT's
running NFS V1.2:
 
===================== start partial  cut of /etc/rc.nfs =====================
#
# If nfs daemon is executable and /etc/exports file exists,
# become nfs server.
#
if [ -x /usr/etc/nfsd -a -f /etc/exports ]; then
        > /etc/xtab
        /usr/etc/exportfs -a
        /usr/etc/nfsd 8; echo ' nfsd\c'                         >/dev/console
# The following two lines will start rpc.mountd and enable port
# checking. Turning on port checking will deny access for pre-3.0
# NFS clients. Comment out the following two lines if you have
# pre-3.0 clients.
        /usr/etc/rpc.mountd
        echo "nfs_portmon/W1" | adb -w /unix /dev/kmem          >/dev/null
# Uncomment the following line for pre-3.0 NFS clients
        #/usr/etc/rpc.mountd -n
fi
========================== end cut of /etc/rc.nfs ============================

Mountd may be denying the mount, Humm?

Later,
markw
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