Step 1 – To mount an NFS share on a Linux system first you’ll need to install the NFS utils package.
yum install nfs-utils
Step 2 – Create local directory as a mount point for mounting the remote NFS file system
mkdir /repolist
Step 3 – Manually mount the NFS Share with mount command
Continue readingWhen i try to mount NFS Shares on my client machine, i getting an error (Not able to mount nfs share on client “mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock“)
Upon checking, i noticed that nfs-utils is not install on RedHat minimal installation.
To install nfs-utils on RedHat, just enter following command
yum install nfs-utils
Next, try to mount the NFS share again, it should work as expected. 🙂
Step 1 – Install the required utilities (nfs-utils)
Run following command to install
dnf install nfs-utils
Step 2 – Start the nfs-server service and make it auto start at system boot
systemctl start nfs-server.service
systemctl enable nfs-server.service
