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I am stumped, guys.  

I am running the NFS server on my FreeBSD 2.2.6 box.  I have the following
line in my exports file

/   -alldirs -mapuser=root 10.0.0.12

Well, on my 98 machine, which has FTP software InterDrive NFS client 4.0 on
it, I get the server, but when I try to click on that folder, it says the
server cannot complete that request.  Any ideas?

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