ESIX vs. SCO Xenix, SCO NFS

Bob Palowoda palowoda at fiver.UUCP
Wed Mar 21 16:26:16 AEST 1990


>From article <1037 at applix.UUCP>, by jim at applix.UUCP (Jim Morton [ext 237]):
> In article <1865 at crash.cts.com>, jca at pnet01.cts.com (John C. Archambeau) writes:
>> I'm looking at SCO with more scrutiny than Stallman with GNU.  
>> Alright SCO, where's the damned NFS for Unix?
>    
> Calm down, John. SCO NFS for Unix has been around for awhile. It's
> real, it works, and I'm using it daily.
> 

   Speaking of NFS for SCO UNIX :-) :-). Why on earth do they offer 
a "client only" package. Err should I say the server is in some other
package they sell. If so which package is it? Are there any prerequisite
packages that are needed in order to get the "server" portion working.

---Bob

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