ftp://src.doc.ic.ac.uk/computing/systems/ibmpc/windows3/winsock/
There are two ZIP files beginning with the letters "xfs". One appears to be a NFS client for MS-DOS running on top of packet drivers. The other "xfs32" is the WfWG/MS-TCP32 version. The shareware price per client is 15 dollars academic or 25 dollars commercial. Bulk discounts are available. Help is in the form of a Windows help file.
This information was provided (May 1995) by Jose Marques (jose@OLIS.LIB.OX.AC.UK).
If you wish to have the PC menu system modified to accommodate XFS, please try mounting and dismounting a few CD's under XFS, and advise Deane Merrill (dwmerrill@lbl.gov) of the exact syntax required.
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