Emulation fails

[Daniel Forsgren <forda@ite.mh.se>]

Hello, I've got some problems in getting NS emulation to work.

I am working on a FreeBSD3.3/P3 machine (I have also tested NS on
Solaris and win32 but I get the same problem with emulation, as
described below) and have built NS using the "all-in-one-2.1b5" package
available at the dl page. Before compiling it, I enabled 4 packet filters
in the FreeBSD kernel, and they seem to work since tcpdump etc runs fine.

All parts of the package seem to compile without errors, and when i run
./validate all test suites also pass with no errors. I can run all
simulation example scripts included with the package, and have
made some sim scripts of my own. No major problems there.

But if I try to run one of the included example emulation scripts the 
following always happens:

bash-2.03# ns em.tcl
invalid command name "Network/Pcap/Live"
    while executing
"Network/Pcap/Live create _o11 "
    invoked from within
"catch "$className create $o $args" msg"
    (procedure "new" line 3)
    invoked from within
"new Network/Pcap/Live"
    (file "em.tcl" line 20)
bash-2.03# 

When i list all "commands" available in ns (by writing ? in the
ns console), i can indeed see that there is no split object called
"Network" defined.

An excerpt from my "commands" list around the point of interest:

....

MeasureMod 
MobiCache 
MultiSim 
NamSimulator 

NetworkInterface 

Node 
Node/Broadcast 
Node/MIPBS 
Node/MIPMH 
Node/MobileNode 

Object 

....


It seems no emulation-specific "commands" have been included in my NS
compilation, but I can't understand why. There have been no errors
anywhere during the build of the NS all-in-one package. 

What am I doing wrong? I've checked for an answer in the documentation but
have found none.


Thanks in advance,

/ Daniel F.