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Name: Ryan Cooley Date: December 26, 2001 at 04:14:01 Pacific
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You can try explictly telling it the filesystem is writeable (mount -o rw) and be sure your UserID/name and GroupID/name are the same on both systems. Also try mounting NFS locally (on the SCO machine) to see if the System manager is choosing to setup NFS with r/o access (which is is a good idea).
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