Agilent Technologies 1660C Series User Manual page 79

Attempt a remote NFS mount.
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Attempt a remote NFS mount of the logic analyzer file server using the
appropriate command syntax for your NFS software. Refer to your computer
documentation for the specific command syntax. The command usually
includes the remote NFS directory (hostname and either the /control or /data
directory) and the mount point (the directory the remote file server will be
attached to).
For example:
mount logic4:/control/nfs/logic4
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Normal Response
The UNIX command line prompt reappears. To verify that the remote
NFS mount was successful, type $ mount to view the mount table
(usually /etc/mnttab). The remote file server should appear on the
table of mounted devices.
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Error Messages
If error messages appear, then check the command syntax before
continuing with the troubleshooting. If the syntax is correct, then
resolve the error messages using your network documentation.
Verify that all of the mounting rules are being followed. Refer to the
documentation of your network platform for the mounting rules.
A Device Busy error message appears when you try to mount control
if someone else has already mounted control. Also, the Device Busy
error message appears when an unmount is attempted and a user's
present working directory is a directory on the remote file server. If
the Device Busy message appears, then cycle power on the logic
analyzer and attempt the remote NFS mount again.
You will also receive an error message if you try to mount too soon
after power-up. You need to wait at least 15 seconds after the
Analyzer Configuration menu is displayed before attempting to mount.
Troubleshooting in a workstation environment
Troubleshooting
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