Network Computing Devices NCDware, User Manual

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13. If
NFS
is running on the host, specify the file service method you
want to install. If
NFS
is not running on the host, go to Step 14.
If you select
NFS
and install on a local file system,
ncdinstall
exports the file system for you. If you select
NFS
and install on a
remote or
NFS
-mounted file system, you must export the file
system from the remote host. Use the df command to determine
if your file system is local or remote.
Note
For full functionality of the
NCD
Mosaic Browser, select
NFS
as the file service. If you select
TFTP
as the file service,
some browser features are not available. Refer to the
System Administrator’s Guide for UNIX Systems for further
information.
14. Before beginning the installation,
ncdinstall
checks available disk
space in the
TFTP
directory. If space is inadequate,
ncdinstall
tries
to install in the installation directory. If the installation directory
has enough space,
ncdinstall
relocates the
TFTP
directory to the
installation directory. If there is not enough room in the
installation directory,
ncdinstall
reports how much space is
available and how much more is needed.
Select whether you want to continue anyway (which usually
results in an unsuccessful installation); or press
t
to return to the
Install NCDware
menu to select to install fewer files; or press
q
to quit to free enough space for the installation.