Has anyone seen the likes of the following?  qpoint is an Amiga 3000,
vnode is a Sun 3/260, both running NetBSD-current as of late July.

Script started on Sun Aug  6 18:09:19 1995
/usr/dej> cd /home
/home> ls
/home> ls -l
/home> df
Filesystem       512-blocks     Used    Avail Capacity  Mounted on
/dev/sd1a             31966    18308    12058    60%    /
mfs:11                32350        2    30730     0%    /tmp
/dev/sd1e            255516   228796    13944    94%    /local
/dev/sd1f            129118   122550      112   100%    /usr
/dev/sd1d                 2        2        0   100%    /qpoint
vnode:/local2        283822    71098   184340    28%    /local2
vnode:/local3        607086   308904   237472    57%    /local3
vnode:/sunos/usr     567678   299450   211460    59%    /sunos/usr
vnode:/home          331294   229640    68524    77%    /home
/home> rsh vnode ls /home
bsd/
dej/
ftp/
local/
lost+found/
old-4.1.1/
src/
vnode/
/home> cd /
/> su
Password:
# umount /home
# mount vnode:/home /home
# ls /home
# exit
# exit
/> exit
Script done on Sun Aug  6 18:10:15 1995


So, from qpoint, I cannot access the /home filesystem, even though df gives
the correct stats.  Unmounting and remounting doesn't seem to help.

Rebooting qpoint fixed the problem, but that still leaves me worried.  I was
using /home about 5 minutes before this happened.  In the meantime, I added
another filesystem to vnode's /etc/exports and HUPed mountd, but that shouldn't
affect anything, no?

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