hi, It is random way point model with 200 nodes and max speed set to 20m/sec and the area is 3000x600 meters and a pause time of 0 that means the nodes are in continuous motion. I specify in the tcl file as
set val(sc) "~home/setup_data/scen_out/scen-3000x600-200-0-20-1" and check later in the tcl file as puts "Loading scenario file..." source $val(sc) puts "Loading scenario file DONE" now this later message does not get printed for a long long time. In fact I have been unlucky in the sense that twice after waiting for around 48-72 hours i had to release the program. Does any one have any input or work around this problem. Am I doing something very wrong which is not obvious to me? Or should I have waited a little more to get the file loaded? Any sharing of experience of large number of nodes and high mobility users would be highly appreciated. I would be happy to provide further details if you are interested. Thanks for the interest and have a nice day. Vaqar Quoting Nithin Reddy <[email protected]>: > hi > what is your topology scenario. I mean how are the nodes arranged what kind > of traffic etc > please reply > > On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 1:00 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > >> >> Hi, >> I am running my simulation for 200 nodes and 900 seconds. The mobility >> scenario has been generated using the >> /indep-utils/cmu-scen-gen/setdest/make-scen.csh file. The files >> generated are about 116MB to 132MB. Now my question is that while >> running the ns it seems to take eternity (till now 30 hours on AMD >> 2200 4GB) to load the scenario file, Is this normal or is there a way >> to avoid this delay. Any thought would be welcome. >> You all have a nice day. >> >> Vaqar >> >> >> >> >> >
