> You might try the following lines in /etc/hosts:
>
> 127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain
> 127.0.0.1 goddard goddard.whateverdomain.domain_extension
> xxx.x.x.x goddard goddard.whateverdomain.domain_extension
>
Map two IP addresses to goddard? Is this appropriate? It was also my
understanding that mapping 127.0.0.1 to HOSTNAME is a bad thing. I will try
this. My thoughts were having to do something with 'insmod dummy' and
'route add'. But I get lost in that direction because I actually have no
Ethernet card so no interface to insmod.
> xxx.x.x.x put in whatever IP address you made up (I'm assuming you
> know you should be using 10.0.0.*).
I'm actually using an IP address of (I think) 172.x.x.x, a series of IP
addresses that are not used.
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