NeXT Networking

On Wed, Jul 17, 2013 at 09:35:40AM -0400, Steven Landon wrote: I'm running 10.8.4 and I can assure you that this is most definitely not the case, as I keep most of my data on real computers and mount them over NFS from my Mac laptop. The most user-friendly way is from the Finder: Go -> Connect to Server... (or hit Apple-K) and then enter a Server Address of nfs://hostname/path. You can set up an Automator action and add it to your login items if you want shares to come back when you reboot. If you prefer the Unix way, that's fine too. There's an automounter running, and so just visit /net/hostname/path to get at the files. If all else fails, you can even manually fiddle with mount_nfs to drop the NFS share anywhere you like in the filesystem. It's usually saner to make a symlink which points into the appropriate share under /net though.