NFS on the RT under 4.3 ?

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3 total messages Started by tamir Mon, 16 May 1988 16:30

#1384

Author: tamir
Date: Mon, 16 May 1988 16:30

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A couple of months ago there was a message in this newsgroup
indicating that people at MIT's Athena project have ported
NFS to the RT under 4.3.
Has anybody been able to get NFS from MIT ?
(I am trying to find the appropriate contact person there).

			   Yuval Tamir

Internet: tamir@cs.ucla.edu
    UUCP: ...!{ucbvax,rutgers}!ucla-cs!tamir

Re: NFS on the RT under 4.3 ?

#1385

Author: Steve Dyer
Date: Mon, 16 May 1988 21:43

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I really have to apologize for dumping a comment like "we have it" on
the net and then not following up appropriately.  I ended up travelling
frequently during a leave from MIT, and didn't have a chance to speak
to the right people on distribution details.  Let me follow up with this
and get back to you here in a week or so with status.
-- 
Steve Dyer
dyer@harvard.harvard.edu
dyer@spdcc.COM aka {ihnp4,harvard,husc6,linus,ima,bbn,m2c}!spdcc!dyer

Re: NFS on the RT under 4.3 ?

#1386

Author: William Sommerfeld
Date: Mon, 16 May 1988 22:29

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In article <12275@shemp.CS.UCLA.EDU> tamir@CS.UCLA.EDU (Yuval Tamir) writes:
>A couple of months ago there was a message in this newsgroup
>indicating that people at MIT's Athena project have ported
>NFS to the RT under 4.3.

Yep, we have.

>Has anybody been able to get NFS from MIT ?

I have :-)

>(I am trying to find the appropriate contact person there).

Dan Geer <geer@athena.mit.edu>, manager of systems development.  I'm
not sure what we'll have to get from you before we can give it to you.

					- Bill

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