paolalonetti wrote: > maybe it's not a problem of NS, but it's a problem of your version of > Linux. > Try it: > - modify your installation including the packets X.
If you mean by that I should install the missing X headers: Of course, I did that. I'm not blaming NS for not finding dependent software non-existing on my machine -- that'd be too much of a demand. :-) The fault IMHO is that although the X11 headers are installed on my machine ns-2 won't find them but claim there're not installed. I've looked at a bunch of configure scripts and Makefiles but none seemed to include the path mentioned in the subject line. Since Debian and Debian-based distros represent a rather big share of the Linux market, I'll file this as a bug unless someone else can hint me at some possible mistake of mine. --Timo
