net start cxvfs
set path=%path%;v:\bin
mount /dev
losetup loop1 C:"\program files\crossmeta\inodes"
fsck -y /dev/loop1
mount /dev/loop1 /cachefs
mount -t winfs C:"\Documents and Settings\John Talbut" /home
net start cxvfsmgr
mount -t nfs desktop:/dos /mnt/dos
Main differences from the suggestion in the Crossmeta File System
Drivers Quick Start are the set path, from the jumpstart guide,
mounting /dos, the user files partition on my linux machine, and
omitting net start cxnfs as if I include it I just get an error message
saying it is already started.
I run this from another small .bat file:
prompt $d$s$t$g
C:"\Program Files\crossmeta\start.bat" > C:"\Program
Files\crossmeta\start.log" 2<&1
which has the effect of creating a log file start.log.
I have set this to run on startup of my xp machine and it seems to work
well. I included the line:
notebook:/home /net nfs rw,hard,intr,bg 0 0
in fstab in my linux machine, notebook being the name of my xp machine,
and it mounts the /home folder whenever the xp machine is up.