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Re: Contiki Question
- Subject: Re: Contiki Question
- From: xleobx@qmailcomq.com
- Date: Mon, 04 Jul 2005 03:23:42 GMT
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Paul Schlyter <pausch@nospamsaaf.se> wrote:
>>> That doesn't prevent one from browsing the local disk volumes. Just set
>>> up a local web server, put the web root where you want it, and then
>>> just browse http://localhost or http://127.0.0.1 with Contiki
>>
>>Does Contiki support the loopback network interface?
> Neither web browsers nor web servers know, or need to know, anything
> about the loopback network interface. That interface should be
> implemented in the TCP/IP stack.
Did I say anything about web browsers or web servers? What part of my question
was not understood?
Leo