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Subject: Re: able to bootp/NFS-install/reboot R4400SC Indy
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the file system came straight from hardhat. it all appears to be normal,
and the indy appears to mount the nfs root just fine. the system
exporting nfs is an x86 linux box.

-E

> I doubt, that your problem is clock rate related. What does your
> NFS root look like. Are you using the HardHat root filesystem ?
> What type of NFS box are you using ?