Cesar Delgado <cdelgad2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Ok, I think this is where I'm confused. When I try to mount the CacheFS I > don't understand the -o tag=<name> flag. The documentation tells me the tag > is the name the netfs will use for the cache. This lead me to try this: > >mount -t cachefs /dev/hdb /var/cachefs -o tag=home > >mount -t nfs 10.0.0.1/home /home If you don't specify a tag when you make your NFS mount, it'll just pick the first registered cache, assuming: (1) You've patched your NFS client to use caching. (2) You're using the updated mount from Steve Dickson. Assuming both of those, try: watch cat /var/cachefs/status To see if it changes when you do NFS operations. David