Sean Murphy writes:
> On bootup my 386 w/ 1.3.2 gives error message concerning no route to host
> "routed[187] sendto(ne1, 224.0.0.2): No route to host"
> We've discerned that this is a multicasting error.   I got rid of them by
> routing the multicasting device to 127.0.0.1, but this seems kind of a
> hack.  Is this the proper method of doing it, or is there ways to disable
> multicasting altogether?

As has been explained, your problem is that you have routed configured 
to do this in a way you don't want to, not that you are multicasting
per se.

It isn't even clear you want to *run* routed...

Perry