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Hello,
I would like to mount a remote directory in cygwin. When I issue a 
command like this

mount <ip-address>:<somepath> /cygdrive/d/<directory>

it allways tells me

mount: /cygdrive/d/<directory>:  Invalid argument.

What's wrong here? Is it even possible with cygwin to mount nfs-directories?

thanks,
stephan

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