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Ok I have compiled the tcp/ip kernel. &nbsp;I have setup the <br />
networking as far as I know. &nbsp;I have used the netconfig and <br />
ifconfig. &nbsp;When I look at rc.inet1 it seems to have everthing in it. &nbsp;The machine autofinds the ne2000 network card on bootup and does no give any errors. &nbsp;If I type route or route -n I recieve nothing but the heading. &nbsp;Should't I atleast have the loop back showing. &nbsp;I am trying to set up a &nbsp;network between a linux machine and a win95 machine.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Charlie.
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Ok I have compiled the tcp/ip kernel.  I have setup the 
networking as far as I know.  I have used the netconfig and 
ifconfig.  When I look at rc.inet1 it seems to have everthing in it.  The machine autofinds the ne2000 network card on bootup and does no give any errors.  If I type route or route -n I recieve nothing but the heading.  Should't I atleast have the loop back showing.  I am trying to set up a  network between a linux machine and a win95 machine.

Thanks,
Charlie.

Can't ping or see network

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.