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Hi
I m a beginner in LINUX..After installing ns2-allinone-2.30(network simulator) in Fedora core 2.6.18, I m not able to run any tcl script. The ./ns is able to compile the TCL file but the NAM is not able to connect to the DISPLAY How do i rectify this problem..Please help me out!! I ve been struggling for 2 weeks..
well TCL scripts are scripts, not executables, so there is no compiling to do, but basically with my magic hat on it sounds like you are running this program as root inside your normal users X session..?? if so, you can run "shoxt +localhost" to allow all local users to connect to the display.
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