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Installing the NT version of SOSS should consist of merely going into the
exe directory and executing runsoss.bat. The list of exported filesystems
is contained in the export.us file. If you look at runsoss.bat, it sets
the TZ (timezone) variable, which you will want to adjust for your location.
You'll also see that it sets the NFSDEBUG value, which enables some
error messages. Setting NFSDEBUG to "all" will enable lots of output,
very useful for debugging.
When you mount something from unix, BE SURE to limit the read and
write requests to 1024, with a command (under System V) like:
mount -f NFS,intr,rsize=1024,wsize=1024 ntmachine:/c /usr/ntmachine_c
You can put the rsize=1024,wsize=124 options in /etc/fstab under SunOS.
The inode.dmp file (in the exe directory, or wherever you run soss from)
contains the list of inodes, which can sometimes get corrupted.
To get a clean start, make sure the filesystem is unmounted
on the UNIX side, then remove the inode.dmp file, and then start soss.
This program assumes that you've got TCP/IP working,
and that you have the host names properly entered in
winnt\system\drivers\etc\hosts, and that the UNIX side has the
proper stuff in its hosts and fstab file.