I have a problem installing a client with autoyast2 as a NIS and NFS Client. After Installation all seems to work fine. All User/Accounts are there (so it looks like NIS works) but I can't login as a user. After trying to log in I get the message: "No write Access to $HOME directory (/). That looks like a configuration-error in the NFS-Client. But I think that my configuration/File is OK. After that error I logged in as "root" and obened the Yast2-Control-Center. There I clicked Network Devices / NFS-Client and at once on the Finish-Button. Then I got the Message: "The entered Values will be written now. Do you really want to use the new settings?" (strange! what new settings? There were made no new settings. I opened the NFS-Client Configuration and closed it without doing anything...). After clicking "Yes" I was able to login as another User. What can I do, to make it work DIRECTLY after the automatic Installation? Here is the NIS/NFS Part of my XML-Script. Maybe I did something wrong... <nfs config:type="list"> <nfs_entry> <mount_point>/home</mount_point> <nfs_options>defaults</nfs_options> <server_path>faui49:/home</server_path> </nfs_entry> <nfs_entry> <mount_point>/proj/i4embedded</mount_point> <nfs_options>defaults</nfs_options> <server_path>faui49:/proj/i4embedded</server_path> </nfs_entry> <nfs_entry> <mount_point>/tftpboot</mount_point> <nfs_options>defaults</nfs_options> <server_path>faui49:/tftpboot</server_path> </nfs_entry> </nfs> <nis> <nis_broadcast config:type="boolean">false</nis_broadcast> <nis_broken_server config:type="boolean">false</nis_broken_server> <nis_by_dhcp config:type="boolean">false</nis_by_dhcp> <nis_domain>private.informatik.uni-erlangen.de</nis_domain> <nis_local_only config:type="boolean">false</nis_local_only> <nis_options></nis_options> <nis_other_domains config:type="list"/> <nis_servers config:type="list"> <nis_server>192.168.34.2</nis_server> </nis_servers> <start_autofs config:type="boolean">true</start_autofs> <start_nis config:type="boolean">true</start_nis> </nis> Hartmut Hering Friedrich Alexander Universitaet Erlangen