I want to install SUMO 0.12.3 version in Linux, could you tell me all commands step by step which I have to put and run them within Terminal inside the Ubuntu 12.04.2?

I really appreciate your help. if you could please reply me as soon as possible because I confused . I need to make some scenarios for VANET within using MOVE. It is too necessary.


Best regards,

Sunrise

Dear Sir,

I want to install SUMO 0.12.3 version in Linux, could you tell me all commands step by step which I have to put and run them within Terminal inside the Ubuntu 12.04.2?

I really appreciate your help. if you could please reply me as soon as possible because I confused . I need to make some scenarios for VANET within using MOVE. It is too necessary.


Best regards,

Sunrise

This is a volunteer forum...telling people to hurry up and answer you is fairly rude. Also, this is NOT the place to come for 'step-by-step' guides. If you need that, go to Google and look them up. Amazingly, putting in "how to install sumo in ubuntu" pulls up these:

http://www.brunosilva.info/2012/08/i...untu-1204.html
http://sumo.sourceforge.net/doc/curr...nux_Build.html

...as the first two hits. Start there, and post if you have SPECIFIC questions.

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Seems the identical / duplicate post was moved here, while I answered ...

#52 http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...65#post5006965




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Dear Knudfl,

Thanks a lot for your kindly reply.

Within Terminal , I put the first line it was OK but when I put the second one which is( cd sumo-src-0.12.3/) is not working and the error message come says :
(bash: cd: sumo-src-0.12.3/: No such file or directory )


I don't know how can I get sumo-src-0.12.3, could you please send me the zip of it? I really need this.


By the way ,two installing two SUMO version at the same time is OK or I have to remove the last one? , because I installed sumo-src-0.17.1.tar.gz but it doesn't work, so could you please let me know how can I remove it , if you could send me the require commands to do this?

I'm waiting for your kindly reply , I really appreciate your help.



Kind regards,

Sunrise

No, we're not going to email you things because you don't want to look them up or get them yourself. If you looked at the second link I sent you in this very thread, it's SUMO's home page...why don't you try the download link at the top of that page?? It has pre-built packages, repository links, and source code...pick one. It ALSO has installation instructions.
...and if you told us WHAT doesn't work, what error(s)/message(s) you get, when you get them, and what you're doing, we can probably help. Unless you provide details, there's nothing we can tell you.

And AGAIN, if you look at the SUMO page I gave you in my first reply, and clicked the "Download" link at the top of it, you'd ALSO see the "Older Versions" link at the bottom if you looked. Amazingly, that's where the older versions are, including 12.3.

# 5 .
Sorry, typo. 'sumo-src-0.12.3.tar.gz' will unpack to 'sumo-0.12.3/'

.. So it is of course $ cd sumo-0.12.3/


Removing ' sumo-0.17.1' : sudo make uninstall

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Ref. http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...78#post5008578
Which issues ?

I am not able to uninstall sumo-0.17.1 but i am getting the following error.

make: *** No rule to make target `uninstall'

# 9 .

The uninstall command is :

$ cd sumo-0.17.1/ && make uninstall
... which will work if the `Makefile' used at install is still present.

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unless "asdfg123" used the apt-get instructions on the other posting of this topic

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I used the given command and makefile.in is present but still it is giving the same error..

# 12 .
The "Makefile.in" is used for creating the required 'Makefile': Read post #10.
No "Makefile" : No install or uninstall is possible :
You will have to do ./configure --prefix=<actual-location>
... where <actual-location> is the location of the files to uninstall,
e.g. /usr/local/

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the makefile.in and makefile.ac are NOT the makefile

different names

they are used in making the file called "Makrfile"

seeing as this is the source code and NOT the recommended already built *.deb file install

if it is not building right and not working right then very likely a dependency or optional program is missing , and not installed

did you read the install instructions ?
there are on the programs web site .

http://sumo-sim.org/doc/current/docs...nux_Build.html

-- for ubuntu
http://sumo-sim.org/doc/current/docs...Downloads.html
please see YOUR OTHER POST ON THIS !!!!
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...89#post5073889