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Pierre Schweitzer
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Add the missing pieces for the NFS filesystem: registry information. Register the pnfs service (nfsd) as manual, so that it only gets started when user wants/needs it. Same goes to the nfs41_driver service (driver). nfsd as a code modification specific to ReactOS so that it loads the driver as soon as it gets started. That means, in order to use NFS in ReactOS, you need to start the nfsd service: net start nfsd Then, you can mount your remote share: net use * \\IP\path (you can replace * by a letter, e.g. z:) There's no GUI stuff implemented yet for this in MPR. If you want to access the share without mounting it in ReactOS (like, in Explorer), you've to be aware of a small detail: after you start pnfs service, in explorer bar, type \\IP\nfs4\path. This is required so that NFS driver can claim the path without troubles. Something else you've to know: so far, tests where conducted with a remote share being 777, read-only and anonymously mounted. Other scenarii are likely to fail (auth, rw, server?!, etc.). Also note that if you attempt to mount a share on which you don't have traverse right, mounting will succeed but any later operation will fail, refused by the remote NFS server. This is a bit different than the behavior on Linux where mount is denied if traverse is not granted. Final thing: this is highly experimental and not fully implemented yet: expect not working stuff, broken asserts, deadlocks, etc. CORE-8204 svn path=/trunk/; revision=75120