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Quick question regarding NFS.  Is it possible to mount a NFS share if
portmapper isn't running on the server?  The remote machine is running a
Linux 2.4 kernel.  I'm using OpenBSD 3.5.  The BSD version of mount (or
mount_nfs) doesn't seem to accept an argument for ports, or at least
mount_port.