“Linux has support for the standard network file system
supported by most Unices in two different ways. The first and most
common of these is the user-space NFS daemons. The other is newer
and is a kernel-space implementation of the NFS daemons. In this
article, I will cover the basics of setting up NFS on your machine
when you are using the user-space NFS daemons.”
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