Sumo-gui File Is Not Created After Installation Of Sumo-0.22.0 On Ubuntu 14.04

hi,
I have installed SUMO 0.12.0 in Ubuntu 12.04(64 bit). The make process of SUMO runs fine without any errors, and the sumo.gui.exe file is made in bin folder, nothing is returned (gui of sumo is not opened) after typing sumo-gui in terminal. I followed steps on website:http://www.nsnam.com/2014/09/simulat...y-sumo-in.html to install sumo. I will appreciate if anyone can help me.

Thanks in advance

i want "move.jar" and if any body how it please send to me
naserqw@gmail.com
in internet there are'nt any move for sumo v22
i have jdk 8.1
ns2.35
ubuntu 32bit 14.04
sumo v22

HI : I wanna install sumo and move in ubuntu 10.10.I've visited the site details ,but that's too complicated for me to understand,How can I install it in a quicker way ?

hello
i installed sumo-0.9.8 and ns-2.35 in fedora 15. i want to use TraNS.
i know that TraNS no need to install. but it needs to be configured for using ns-2.
when i use the command patch -p0 < traci.patch
the error is appeared
Quote:
[root@Fedora-15 ns-allinone-2.35]# patch -p0 < traci.patch
can't find file to patch at input line 3
Perhaps you used the wrong -p or --strip option?
The text leading up to this was:
--------------------------
|*** Makefile.in.2.29 2005-10-20 06:45:22.000000000 +0200
|--- Makefile.in 2007-09-11 13:46:57.000000000 +0200
--------------------------
File to patch: traci.patch
patching file traci.patch
Hunk #1 FAILED at 85.
Hunk #2 succeeded at 90 with fuzz 2 (offset -1 lines).
Hunk #3 succeeded at 152 with fuzz 2 (offset -2 lines).
Hunk #4 succeeded at 318 with fuzz 2 (offset -3 lines).
Hunk #5 FAILED at 345.
2 out of 5 hunks FAILED -- saving rejects to file traci.patch.rej
can't find file to patch at input line 74
Perhaps you used the wrong -p or --strip option?
The text leading up to this was:
--------------------------
|*** common/mobilenode.h.2.31 2007-09-20 13:13:18.000000000 +0200
|--- common/mobilenode.h 2007-09-20 13:13:59.000000000 +0200
--------------------------
and when i use the command patch traci.patch
it needs too time to patch .(the traci.patch is 3kB).
what's the matter?

thanks

I run Move, I did set Node, Edge, Configuration ==>> 3 file (.nod.xml .edg.xml .netc.cfg) but when i set Create Map is have a problem:

Quote:
Loading configuration...
Warning: Please note that 'xml-node-files' is deprecated.
Use 'node-files' instead.
Warning: Please note that 'xml-edge-files' is deprecated.
Use 'edge-files' instead.
Error: No option with the name 'type' exists.
Warning: Please note that 'lanenumber' is deprecated.
Use 'default.lanenumber' instead.
Warning: Please note that 'speed' is deprecated.
Use 'default.speed' instead.
Warning: Please note that 'priority' is deprecated.
Use 'default.priority' instead.
Warning: Please note that 'remove-geometry' is deprecated.
Use 'geometry.remove' instead.
Warning: Please note that 'remove-isolated' is deprecated.
Use 'remove-edges.isolated' instead.
Error: Could not load configuration '/home/huynhloc/Move/Simulation/map.netc.cfg'.
Quitting (on error).
Loading configuration...
Warning: Please note that 'xml-node-files' is deprecated.
Use 'node-files' instead.
Warning: Please note that 'xml-edge-files' is deprecated.
Use 'edge-files' instead.
Error: No option with the name 'type' exists.
Warning: Please note that 'lanenumber' is deprecated.
Use 'default.lanenumber' instead.
Warning: Please note that 'speed' is deprecated.
Use 'default.speed' instead.
Warning: Please note that 'priority' is deprecated.
Use 'default.priority' instead.
Warning: Please note that 'remove-geometry' is deprecated.
Use 'geometry.remove' instead.
Warning: Please note that 'remove-isolated' is deprecated.
Use 'remove-edges.isolated' instead.
Error: Could not load configuration '/home/huynhloc/Move/Simulation/map.netc.cfg'.
Quitting (on error).
Loading configuration...
This is file Configuration of me: map.netc.cfg
Code:

<configuration>

    <input>
       <xml-node-files value="/home/huynhloc/Move/Simulation/node.nod.xml"/>
       <xml-edge-files value="/home/huynhloc/Move/Simulation/edge.edg.xml"/>
       <xml-connection-files value=""/>
       <xml-type-files value=""/>
    </input>

    <output>
       <output-file value="/home/huynhloc/Move/Simulation/map.net.xml"/>
    </output>

    <defaults>
       <type value="Unknown"/>
       <lanenumber value="2"/>
       <speed value="40"/>
       <priority value="75"/>
       <capacity-norm value=""/>
    </defaults>

    <reports>
       <print-options value="false"/>
    </reports>

    <processing>
       <speed-in-kmh value="false"/>
       <no-turnarounds value="false"/>
       <remove-geometry value="false"/>
       <remove-isolated value="false"/>
    </processing>

</configuration>

I use ubuntu 14.04, version of sumo 0.12.3, please help me.

I am workin on OLSR in ns 2.35 ubuntu 14.10.

I perform all steps and install ns 2.35 and patch um-olsr-ns-2.35_v1.0.patch file after that olsr example run succesfully but problem is every example not run succesfully they showing me fatal error or any line error.

so can u tell me how to solve it

os : ubuntu 14.10 i686.

I am about to attempt my first software installation - upgrading my LibreOffice package to the latest version. Since all my software came preloaded with my computer I have not been involved in this exercise previously.

I realize how irritating newbies can be, by asking questions that have already been answered in other threads, so I have read the post offering basic software installation instructions, together with anything else that seemed relevant. Then I got the installation instructions from the LibreOffice website. When I compared these with the LQ version it was difficult to find much in common, so what do I do? I am inclined to follow the LibreOffice instructions. Apart from anything else, they are simpler. However, I notice reference to a 'desktop-integration' folder in the latter. I do not appear to have such a folder in my present system. Can I assume that it will be created as part of the installation of the updated package?

I am happy to experiment but one thing that terrifies me is the instruction to purge my existing version of LibreOffice before installing the latest one. I do not question the logic of so doing, it being pointed out that otherwise I will finish up with both new and old versions. The worry is that, if I remove the old version and am then unable to successfully install the new one, I will have well and truly 'burned my boats behind me'- and I have only just got the spell checker to work in the old version!

I have so far managed to download the .tar.gz file and extract the installation folder and associated files from it. I realise that the latter could well be lost when purging the existing LibreOffice installation but that does not matter. I have slightly renamed the .tar.gz file so that the purge command will not find it. I can then quickly re-extract the installation folder, with its .deb files, if I need to, the extraction process yielding exactly the same files whatever the .tar.gz file name.

I am just about ready to jump but I would like a handle on the 'desktop-integration' file, or folder, before I do.

Hello There


I have an issue in file permission,I have configured an samba share drive,
created user and then shared it with other network computer(WINDOWS 7)

whenever an user creates an folder or file (like Excel) it shows up in read only mode..

I have ran the command :- chmod -R 777 <sharedFolder>

still when the users create a new folder, other cannot edit or modify the file

need help

hi,

Because i am cross compiling busybox for an arm board and can't install directy busybox on it (it don't have apt-get/sudo/make) i tried to compile busybox with arm-linux-gcc and "make" it in a custom directory with /usr/ /bin/ sbin/ this way i could copy paste the folder and the exe in a clean root and transfert this root to my board.

Sadly i don't seems to be able to change the installation patch.
i tried with :
Code:

make install PREFIX=/home/blabla1/blabla2/blabla3

but when going into the blabla3 folder i find no file (/usr/ /bin/ and /sbin/ are present because i created them myself).

./configure can't be used because the file don't exist.

Any idea on how i could change the installation patch ?

The RHEL installation guide says:

The kickstart file should be on a
separate flash memory drive to the boot media.

Why is this?

If I want to have the minimal boot media, the kickstart file and the complete installation software on the same USB drive, is it not possible?

How do I point to the kickstart file on the USB drive if it has a file system and the kickstart file is not a raw copy but a file on the file system?