Nevermind.  Answered my own question.  I just forced the NetBSD clients to
use NFSv2.  NetBSD is suppose to fail over to NFSv2 if v3 isn't supported
on the server's side.  I think something is getting mucked up somewhere in
how this is handled.

-brian.

On Sun, 16 May 1999, Brian D Chase wrote:

> Anyone here see troubles mounting NFS filesystems served from RH 6.0 on
> their NetBSD systems?  I've tried from both 1.3.2 and 1.4 clients.  I can
> get the filesystems to mount okay.  They show up if I run the NetBSD
> 'mount' command, but not the under the 'df' command.  Any attmept to
> access the filesystems or their contents results in an message stating
> "Protocol not supported".  On the Linux side, I get messages like:
> 
>   May 16 10:26:37 voodoo kernel: svc: unknown version (3)
> 
> Which I'm taking to mean that the NetBSD clients are trying to talk with
> the Linux server using NFSv3 but Linux the kernel can't handle it.
> 
> -brian.
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