Re: [ns] running configuration..Installation of tclcl seems incomplete or can't be found automatically.
@ faza2004 sudo apt-get install g++-4.1 ! There is no 'g++-4.1' to be installed with apt. (That's Ubuntu 10.04 and earlier.) Read the above posts ! The install command is : sudo dpkg -i gcc41-compat-4.1.2.ubu1110_i386.deb g++41-compat-4.1.2_i386.deb - -- View this message in context: http://network-simulator-ns-2.7690.n7.nabble.com/running-configuration-Installation-of-tclcl-seems-incomplete-or-can-t-be-found-automatically-tp10576p28200.html Sent from the ns-users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
[ns] Regarding *802.11Ext* and *WirelessPhyExt*
Hello, I am trying to use them to be able to trace PHY activities. I replaced my *802.11* and *WirelessPhy* with the Ext ones. I enabled the phyTrace. I didn't change any of the other configurations I use. When I run and got the new trace file, I lose all the packets that I was receiving with the regular Phy and Mac. Could you please tell me how to get Ext working over your regular configuration? I also see PHY TXB at every dropped packet. I couldn't find the meaning of TXB. Do you know what does TXB mean? Many thanks in advance. Sincerely, *Pelin*
[ns] Measuring channel access probabilty
Hi, In a wireless network testbed, packet statistics at the receiver include the list of packets that reached the receiver node. Each packet has a source id and the transmission timestamp. Assuming a single hop network, how do we calculate the channel access probability of a node here? Note that theoretically, for a permanently backlogged network, channel access probability = 2/(CW+1). However, it is difficult to measure CW in our setting. Thanks for your help. Regards, Debarshi
