Finally got weird-o linux to export a fs to my netbsd box (hapless 
little IIci...) at any rate I've got a couple of questions.

a) check this out:
>Filesystem       1K-blocks     Used    Avail Capacity  Mounted on
>/dev/sd0a           195753    75985   100192    43%    /
>kernfs                   1        1        0   100%    /kern
>procfs                   4        4        0   100%    /proc
>192.168.1.1:/tmp   1023964    32840   991124     3%    /Network/tmp
>192.168.1.1:/tmp   1023964    32840   991124     3%    /Network/tmp

?? is this part of the spooky df problem???

b) the dir I'm exporting is world readable and writable (a temp dir 
for my local lan). On the netbsd box it looks like this:
>laughter# ls -l /Network
>total 1
>d-wx--xrwx  3 root  wheel  56 Jan 14 18:40 tmp

and on the linux box it looks like this:
>bartosh@heretic bartosh]$ ls -l / | grep tmp
>d-wx--xrwx   3 root     root           56 Jan 14 21:40 tmp

On the linux box, naturally, anyone can rdd or write to it. However 
on the netbsd side, root can rw and bartosh can only w, not read.

What am I missing?

-mab