I recently installed Linux from the SLS distribution, and now I have a quick question. I'm developing software that uses sockets, but my computer doesn't have a network card. What do I need to set up so that my Linux setup will support local connections (i.e. telnet localhost) so that I can test my software? Thanks john -- John R. Schutz - 3009 Hatley Dr. - Austin, TX 78746 - (512)328-0587
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