I did get this to work by playing around with the options... can't 
remember off hand (i'm at work), but i thik i just used 
-P,-w=1024,-r=1024 (mounting off of a linux server).  Previously, i was 
using many more options that someone told me to use when it wouldn't work 
before.. these included -x=10, -b,-l and others i can't remember right 
now.  Since i wasn't sure what they did, i removed them and kept what i 
understood (-P,-r=,-w=).

Hrmm.. i didn't do a make includes from /usr/src/include, BUT i did do a 
make include from /usr/src... please tell me this accomplishes the same 
thing :)

Oh yes, and i did compile plain mount.

I also needed to compile inetd and/or identd because it identd would 
linger int he background forever (load avgs jumped from 16+ to 
around 1 in like 10 seconds while i killled them all!)  I'm new to netbsd 
(but familiar with linux) and was just wondering... why do i have to 
recompile this stuff after a new kernel?  With linux, i never did.  Just 
curious... and is this how it works, boot the new kernel and see what 
doesn't work--recompile this stuff?  Or should i have known what i was 
going to need to recompile?
thanks

ltost@erols.com 
http://www.pobox.com/~ltost


On Thu, 30 May 1996, Frank van der Linden wrote:

> 
> It sounds like something is out of sync.. Did you recompile plain 'mount'
> as well? Did you do 'make includes' in /usr/src/include first? This is
> important.
> 
> If it still doesn't work after this, tell me what options you use for the
> mount, and to what kind of server.
> 
> - Frank
>