>>Here was my question:
>>
>>>Hello,
>>>I have an OS/2 nfs server, and it exports drives c:, d:, and e:.
>>>From a sun machine, I tried to mount to one of its drives, but failed.
>>>I use the command: # mount os2-server:e:/ /tmp
>>>I wanted to mount drive e: from os2-server onto /tmp, and I got this error:
>>>"mount: directory path must begin with '/'"
>>>Thanks for your help.
>>>Quang.
>>
>>Answer:
>># mount os2-server:e:/ /mnt
>Huh? Other than the mount point (which shouldn't matter), what's the
>difference?
-- Barry Margolin had a confounding question as to why does the mount point matter? Actually, my original delivered message contained a typo error in "# mount os2-server:e:/ /tmp". It should have been " mount os2-server:e:/ ./tmp"Thanks Barry.
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