NFS Mounting using nfs-utils.tcz causing "internal error"

[baz]

Hello, I am trying to mount an NFS export on my TC machine. I installed nfs-utils.tcz and ran the command "sudo mount.nfs 192.168.0.199:/volume1/downloads/Music ~/tst" (also with explicitly specifying the home folder) but after about three minutes of waiting I get the error "internal error" - nothing more. I tried different command options, and running it verbose but I get the same result without any significant information.

I am doing this wirelessly on my EEEPC 901 with WPA encryption, in case that matters.

Does anyone have any idea what the problem could be or how to debug it and get more information?

Thanks!

P.S. I know the server is fine as I tested the same mount on different linux boxes (running ubuntu). Perms are not the issue either as my whole lan is granted access and no single machine is specified.

P.P.S. I also just tested this with my wireless disabled and a wired connection working, and I receive the same error - so it's not the wireless.

[gerald_clark]

Unless you want to mount using the nolock option you will need to start portmap.
To do this add the following line to bootlocal.sh

/usr/local/etc/init.d/nfs-client start

[baz]

It worked! Thanks GC. I still got an error saying "Can't set permissions on mtab: Operation not permitted" but it's working.

[baz]

Oh by the way, should I also put my mount command in bootlocal.sh?

[gerald_clark]

I did add my mounts to bootlocal.sh.