# NFS-Root-Client Mini-HOWTO

### Ofer Maor

v4.1, 02 Feb, 1999

Revision History
Revision 4.1 | Feb 02, 1999 | Revised by: mo

The purpose of this Mini-Howto is to explain how to create client root directories on a server that is using NFS Root mounted clients.

# 1. Copyright

(c) 1996 Ofer Maor (`<oferm@hcs.co.il>`)

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If you have questions, please contact Ofer Maor (`<oferm@hcs.co.il>`), the author of this mini-HOWTO, or Greg Hankins, the Linux HOWTO coordinator, at `<gregh@sunsite.unc.edu>` via email, or at +1 404 853 9989.

If you have anything to add to this Mini-Howto, please mail the author (Ofer Maor, `<oferm@hcs.co.il>`), with the information. Any new relevant information would be appreciated.

## 1.1. Thanks

I would like to express my thanks to the author of the NFS-Root Howto, Andreas Kostyrca (`<andreas@medman.ag.or.at>`). His Mini-Howto helped me with the first steps in creating a NFS Root Mounted client. My Mini-Howto does not, in any way, try to replace his work, but to enhance it using my experiences in this process.

I would also like to thank Mark Kushinsky (`<mark026@ibm.net>`) for polishing the english and spelling of this Howto, thus making it much more readable.

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