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Suggest : Start with ns-allinone-2.33, and when everything works,
you can give ns-2.34 a try. ( It may work ? )
It is no problem having 2 .. 8 different ns-allinone-2.xx installed
at the same time. But do not add any of them to a path :
Is usually not required since ns-2.26.
I also did install gpsr in ns2.34 and the included example works fine. But when I just include gpsr as routing protocol in my own simulation code it give plenty of errors. I guess I have to include many tcl parameters for the gpsr to work. Can you help me out with this?
hi guys
I have the same problem, would u plz give me a direct link to download patch gpsr for ns2.34, i couldnt use the websites above to solving my problem to downloading this patch...
tnx alot
Parastoo
I have successfully integrated the Ke Liu's GPSR implementation in to NS-2.33 and the
example which he has given for 100 stationary nodes are working fine and the packet delivery
ration is 100%.
When I tried this code for 50 mobile nodes then it does not work properly. The sources keep dropping packets
and for CBR connections the packet delivery ratio becomes as low as 10% at times.
has anyone tried this before!! Any one knows how to make this properly! I have spent lot of time
on this please help me if you can!
Dear All,
As I found this is the only thread on the internet discussing the integration of GPSR with ns-2.34, so please let us lock it successfully. I have tried and modified many files of ns2 and Ke Liu`s implementation following the steps as nimacasino mentioned, after recompilation every thing goes well, but when I applied GPSR over the nodes, in nam these nodes do not move, any suggestion to solve this?
Regards,
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