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NFSv4 OpenBSD Client Release June 2003
This release does not include locking, delegation, reboot recovery, and several other useful features. It does pass the Connectathon basic tests against most compliant servers. It is intended for use with OpenBSD 3.3.
openbsd-3.3-nfsv4-20030620.tar.gz
How to build and run the OpenBSD kernel with NFSv4 client
I assume you already know how to build kernels. If not, this FAQ might help: http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq5.htmlStep 1: Extract the tarball cd /usr/src/sys (or wherever you keep your kernel sources) tar xfvz openbsd-3.3-nfsv4-20030620.tar.gz Step 2: Apply the patches patch <Patches Step 3: Config the kernel Edit your kernel config file. Add the following lines: option NFSCLIENT # Network File System client option NFSV4CLIENT option NFSV4 option NFS4_DEBUG Comment out all other NFS options. For now, NFSv4 can not co-exist with NFSv3 in the same kernel. We will eventually fix this. Run "config" in the normal way. Step 4: Fix the Makefile cd to your compile subdir. sed 's/-Werror //' <Makefile >x mv x Makefile Step 5: Compile, install, and reboot. Step 6: Build mount_nfs Optionally move the mount_nfs subdir to a more convenient location, such as /usr/src/sbin. Build and copy it to /sbin, after saving the original v3 version. It must be named "mount_nfs" so that "mount" can find it. cd mount_nfs; make mount_nfs mv /sbin/mount_nfs /sbin/mount_nfs- cp mount_nfs /sbin Step 7: Mount your v4 server mount_nfs servername:/ /mnt
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