On Wed, Aug 07, 2002 at 05:20:02PM +0000, Alex Kirk wrote:
> I was hoping I'd not have to bother this list again, but I've run up 
> against more oddness that the archives don't seem to cover properly. 
> 
> I've now set up my DC to boot via NFS; basically, I select "rtk0", "", and 
> "nfs" as my startup options. After telling it to use NFS, it goes into the 
> DHCP/BOOTP process, where it gets itself the correct IP address, broadcast, 
> etc. After obtaining that info, I get the follwing message: 
> 
> nfs_boot: mountd '192.168.2.69:/home/alex/dreamcast/fs', error = 13
> cannot mount root, error = 13 

(groo, 1) ~>grep 13 /usr/include/sys/errno.h  
#define EACCES          13              /* Permission denied */


Looking at your exports, you want -maproot=root, for otherwise your access
as root is going to be mapped to a uid:gid with no privs.  See exports(5).


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