NFS is the "old standard" Networking File System for Linux.

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Recommended

• (rhk) Anything else better than NFS in Mandrake 8.2?; Mark Williamson; 03/29/2002 -- a thread that seems to be worth reading and then summarizing here.

Recommended for Specific Needs

• (rhk) Setting Up an Old 386 on Your Home Network; July 01, 2002; Jim Hatridge -- Connecting an MS-Dos machine to an NFS network, twice, once using Microsoft's DOS Network client and Samba, the second time using XFS (an open-source NFS client for DOS) with NFS (and pcnfsd to allow login).

Recommended by Others

• (rhk) NFS Home Page -- There is also a mailing list.

No Recommendation

• Understanding NFS, by Michael Lucas, 02/14/2002
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