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I have a ISO9660 format cd-rom that I would like to keep mounted and
nfs export to other machines.

Question 1: how do I mount it at boot time so that it stays mounted?

Currently, I can mount it at boot time as long as I load the CDROM
filesystem first (kl_util -l CDROM), but when I log in the workspace
manager insists on ejecting it.  I have tried putting the mount entry
in both the netinfo mounts directory and in /etc/fstab, with
appropriate commands in the /etc/rc* files to mount it either way.
For a 4.3 filesystem, putting it in /etc/fstab instead of the netinfo
mounts directory seems to be enough to keep it permantly mounted (it
worked with the NeXTSTEP 3.0 upgrade disk).  For ISO9660 (cfs)
filesystems this doesn't seem to make a difference.

Question 2: When I nfs mount the disk onto our Sequent, ls -F of a
large directory (from the Sequent) results in each file (actually
subdirectory, if that makes a difference) being listed twice,
beginning with the 100th file.  Has anyone else encountered this
apparent nfs bug?  

This also happens with ls -l, but not with a plain ls, so the problem
seems to be confined to ls options that require a stat(2) system call.

In case all this isn't clear, what I see when I do an ls -F from the
sequent of the nfs-mounted cd-rom is:

subdir001/
subdir002/
subdir003/
subdir004/
.
.
subdir098/
subdir099/
subdir100/
subdir100/
subdir101/
subdir101/
subdir102/
.
.

Listing the same directory on the NeXT doesn't give this wierd
duplication.

Thanks for your help.

-stuart
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Stuart Pearlman                                 stuart@oasys.dt.navy.mil
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