How to edit host file...

I have ICS on my SK17i . I want to edit my /etc/host file. How is it possible.
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Since host file is a system file
You need to root your phone and then use root explorer > mount R/W > open with text editor
May i know what actually you want to do ?
Why do you want to edit host file ?
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Easy and not depends on your software version:
press Shift+cmd+G while your finder window is open and active, you will get a new window with the field where you can write /etc/hosts
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Ok I probably realise that I've missed something in the literature on installing arch somewhere along the way, but I've spent the last 3 hours trying to find how get past this stage to no avail.
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As you would know, some of the Windows 7 users can’t save the host file how they like it. The host file itself will simply vanish what the user had done with it.
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worked.<o:p></o:p>
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www.block123.com you can type 127.0.0.1
www.block123.com right under the local hosts.
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/972034 . If you
have accidently delete/edit anything from host file, please delete the complete information stored in host file and copy and paste the host file information from Microsoft which is appropriate for your Operating System.)
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