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> FreeBSD machine mounts IRIX disks OK, but Indigo2 does not mount FreeBSD 
> disks.

If re-registering doesn't make it work, try a mount forced to nfsv2.
(mount -t nfs -o -2 blah blah)

Irix's NFSv3 was notoriously buggy in the old days and I have no idea if 6.5
is in that category.

rick