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1. Need free/cheap SW to allow Linux to be a DOS file server

My company is going to be doing a show in about a month, and I want to
get Linux into the picture somehow.  What I would like to do is set up
a small network with 1 or 2 Linux boxes and a DOS machine and use one
of the Linux machines as a file server for both the other Linux machine
and the DOS machine.

The Linux-Linux setup is no problem (I assume NFS is stable enough that I
won't fall on my face ;-)), but what I need are some ideas for the Linux-DOS
connection.

Netware is pretty much out of the question for many reasons, as is PC-NFS
(unless I *have* to use it); in any case, I don't know if either of these is
an option under Linux.  Does anyone know of any freely available or
really cheap (i.e. shareware) DOS NFS clients, or any DOS client/Unix (Linux)
server combinations that I can get hold of?  I don't need heavy-duty
functionality, just some simple file serving for a DOS box.

Is this just a pipe dream?  Any and all comments and suggestions (hell,
even flames ;-)) are more than welcome.

Thanks in advance.

Scott Taylor

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