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Niraj Mishra 11-24-2014 05:02 AM

zrp installation problem
 
INITIALIZE THE LIST xListHead
using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead
using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead
using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead
using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead
using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead
using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead
Starting Simulation...
channel.cc:sendUp - Calc highestAntennaZ_ and distCST_
highestAntennaZ_ = 1.5, distCST_ = 550.0
SORTING LISTS ...DONE!
NS EXITING...


** what does this means??***

knudfl 11-24-2014 08:30 AM

Quote:

using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead
Kind of "informational text", not an error.

And : Can be ignored.
Some other files (zrp?) will show the same lines :
using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead

The meaning : Don't know.
Is a "puts text" in tcl/lib/ns-source.tcl, line ~164 :
Code:

162        # The line below is needed for backward compat with v1 test scripts
163        if {[Simulator set nsv1flag] == 0} {
164                puts "using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead"
165        }
166}


salwa 01-28-2015 07:54 AM

Hi,

When I excute my file.tcl I get this error
Code:

  using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead
using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead
using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead
using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead
using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead
using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead
using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead
using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead
using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead
using backward compatible Agent/CBR; use Application/Traffic/CBR instead
Start of simulation..
SORTING LISTS ...DONE!
channel.cc:sendUp - Calc highestAntennaZ_ and distCST_
highestAntennaZ_ = 1.5,  distCST_ = 550.0
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

Please what is the problem ? Thank you

knudfl 01-28-2015 09:25 AM

← Post #3, @salwa.

No solution ( or precise answers ) for unknown file.tcl.

Generally about "Segmentation fault" : Post #2 here ...
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...-4175530493/#2

If you want further answers, please attach your file.tcl .
Must be attached as <unique-name>.tcl.txt

* Attachments : The paper clip tool in the 'Advanced Editor'.

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salwa 01-28-2015 09:38 AM

1 Attachment(s)
I attached my tcl file thank you.

I secure AODV protocol and I apply it in my tcl file without changing the name of the file of AODV protocol

knudfl 01-28-2015 12:24 PM

← Ref. #5 .

No issues here with $ ns article2.tcl
.. The three xgraph windows will open OK.
And when adding a line 57 : set namtrace [open 1_out.nam w]
.. also nam will open the display window OK.
( The file 1_out.nam = AODV10.nam = 50.6 MB ).
http://s390.photobucket.com/user/knu...20345.jpg.html


Segmentation fault : May be your OS is 64bits (x86_64) ?
This command will show : $ uname -m

* Most ns2 is for a 32bits OS.
Some protocols will also work with a 64bits OS.

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salwa 01-29-2015 02:50 AM

My OS is 64bits. When I execute my tcl file with original AODV I have not any problem but when I modify AODV by securing it and I execute the same tcl file with the modified AODV, I get the error of "segmentation faults. I use openssl to secure AODV

knudfl 01-29-2015 10:08 AM

← Ref. #7 .

Well, could be an issue with your <unknown aodv>.

Testing with a 32bits OS : Install 'VirtualBox',
.. then install a 32bits OS into VirtualBox.



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