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Accessing the Logic Analyzer File System Using the LAN
Accessing the Logic Analyzer File System Using the LAN
To mount the file system via NFS
NOTE: The logic analyzer must be on and completely booted up before you can
mount the file system. Once power is applied and the Analyzer Configuration
menu is displayed, allow an additional 15 seconds before attempting t o mount
the system.
NOTE: Be sure to unmount the logic analyzer’s file system before turning off the logic
analyzer. If you don’t do this, you may get a "stale NFS file handle" error
message the next time you try to mount. If you get this message, unmount the
file system and try mounting again.

From Computers Running the UNIX Operating System

The syntax of the mount command is typically
mount [symbolic name|IP address]:/[control|data] /
[directory name]
The symbolic name is the host name of the logic analyzer as set up by
your system administrator. Typically, this name is found in the /etc/
hosts file on your computer or returned by a name server. It is
equivalent to the logic analyzer’s IP (Internet Protocol) address.
The control or data option specifies the type of access you want.
The directory name is the name of an empty directory in your
computer’s file system to which the logic analyzer’s file system will be
mounted.
See the example on the next page.