MiNT-Net NFS problems

[rgivan@cix.compulink.co.uk (Roland Givan)]

After a couple of days playing around I have now got my TT running MiNT-Net
to talk cslip to my PC running Slackware Linux 2.1. However I still have
a slight problem.

Although I can mount a TT filesystem on the PC, I can't mount a PC linux
filesystem on the TT :-(

Both machines can nfs mount files systems locally.

For the command on the TT:

mount -v pc:/pub /nfs/pub

I get the error:

do_nfs_mount: mount request failed with 2
mount: could not do NFS mount.

/pub is in the linux export file and I can do:

mount localhost:/pub /mnt

on linux no problem.

Now I can ping and udpprobe 'pc' successfully, and as I've said I can cross
mount the other way so I think my MiNT-Net itself is okay. I've been
careful to make sure that both ends agree on mtu, cslip etc so I think it must
be an NFS problem.

Any ideas what I should try next? I think I must be very close - so I
didn't want to clutter up this mail list with copies of my config files.
I'll post them if its any help to people.

I'm using all the latest binary versions of MiNT stuff:

MiNT 1.12
net-060
nfs-050
rpc-02
inetd-02

I'm also explicity running all the nfs files - not loading them on demand
via inetd.

As for the Linux its the default Slackware 2.1 installation - straight of
the 'Morse' CD-ROMs

Thanks very much in advance,

Roland.

@CiX

PS I must admit I very excited about MiNT-Net and NFS. I was totally amazed
when I found I could cross mount from the PC - its just such a shame I can't
get it to work the other way arround :-(