Hi all,
sorry for the previous email . it has been sent by mistake.
I am trying to run the netperf_lwip but i am not able i did the next
form the port dir i prepare the netperf from the build.conf i enabled the ports repository then from the build.lx (the build dir for linux) i try to run the test , i prepared the libc and lwip fron the libports dir and enabled them also in the build.conf .
when i run the test it is asked me to compile the netperf client version 2.6.0 on the host system ??
any one can help .
best.
Hi,
On 10/20/2014 11:57 AM, Mhamad Hmad wrote:
Hi all,
sorry for the previous email . it has been sent by mistake.
I am trying to run the netperf_lwip but i am not able i did the next
form the port dir i prepare the netperf from the build.conf i enabled the ports repository then from the build.lx (the build dir for linux) i try to run the test , i prepared the libc and lwip fron the libports dir and enabled them also in the build.conf .
when i run the test it is asked me to compile the netperf client version 2.6.0 on the host system ??
The test you are trying to run is used to measure network performance. Within the test a netwerf instance is started within Genode on your test-machine, and on your developing machine (Linux system) another netperf instance needs to get started, which communicates with the Genode side. When doing netperf performance measures it is recommended to use the same version of the program at both ends of the communication channel. Therefore, you need to have the right netperf instance on your Linux machine in place, and that is what the run script is telling you. It requires that a 'netperf-2.6.0' binary is installed in one of the directories contained in your PATH variable. You might use the source code already downloaded via the make prepare step you've described. The third-party sources end up in the "contrib" directoy.
Regards Stefan
any one can help .
best.
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Hi Stefan ,
2014-10-20 12:07 GMT+02:00 Stefan Kalkowski < stefan.kalkowski@...1...>:
Hi,
On 10/20/2014 11:57 AM, Mhamad Hmad wrote:
Hi all,
sorry for the previous email . it has been sent by mistake.
I am trying to run the netperf_lwip but i am not able i did the next
form the port dir i prepare the netperf from the build.conf i enabled the ports repository then from the build.lx (the build dir for linux) i try to run the test , i prepared the libc and lwip fron the libports dir and enabled them also in the build.conf .
when i run the test it is asked me to compile the netperf client version 2.6.0 on the host system ??
The test you are trying to run is used to measure network performance. Within the test a netwerf instance is started within Genode on your test-machine, and on your developing machine (Linux system) another netperf instance needs to get started, which communicates with the Genode side. When doing netperf performance measures it is recommended to use the same version of the program at both ends of the communication channel. Therefore, you need to have the right netperf instance on your Linux machine in place, and that is what the run script is telling you. It requires that a 'netperf-2.6.0' binary is installed in one of the directories contained in your PATH variable. You might use the source code already downloaded via the make prepare step you've described. The third-party sources end up in the "contrib" directoy.
Regards Stefan
any one can help .
best.
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sorry for all these silly question .. so i need execute ./configure and then make in the netperf dir in the "contrib" directory and then i need to change the file name ? and where i should copy it .
in the other hand , as i understood that the both end will be in the same machine , what if i would like to test from remote machine .
thank you in advance
best ,
On 10/20/2014 12:29 PM, Mhamad Hmad wrote:
sorry for all these silly question .. so i need execute ./configure and then make in the netperf dir in the "contrib" directory and then i need to change the file name ? and where i should copy it .
As I said, copy it to one of the binary pathes included in the PATH variable of your environment. I assume that "/usr/local/bin" will be ok.
in the other hand , as i understood that the both end will be in the same machine , what if i would like to test from remote machine .
You got me wrong. As I've explained communication is done between _two_ different machines: your remote test-machine running the Genode side, and your host system, where you've compiled the test.
Regards Stefan
thank you in advance
best ,
thank you Stefan, It works now .
2014-10-20 12:56 GMT+02:00 Stefan Kalkowski < stefan.kalkowski@...1...>:
On 10/20/2014 12:29 PM, Mhamad Hmad wrote:
sorry for all these silly question .. so i need execute ./configure and then make in the netperf dir in the "contrib" directory and then i need to change the file name ? and where i should copy it .
As I said, copy it to one of the binary pathes included in the PATH variable of your environment. I assume that "/usr/local/bin" will be ok.
in the other hand , as i understood that the both end will be in the same machine , what if i would like to test from remote machine .
You got me wrong. As I've explained communication is done between _two_ different machines: your remote test-machine running the Genode side, and your host system, where you've compiled the test.
Regards Stefan
thank you in advance
best ,
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