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I have several Ubuntu 6.10 machines on a small network. I thought It would be really good if I could share my data on one machine and access it from the others. I read about NFS as a means to do this so installed NFS_server on one remote machine, I changed the /etc/fstab file on my local machine to be:
I belive your fstab is not properly set You have stated the remote machine name and the device to be mounted , you have also stated the mount point but , you need to add the type of filesystem you are using , for example ext3 or any other you are using , please see below
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