Hi all, I am new to Ubuntu and Linux, I installed the Ubuntu 9.1 release since for my project I need to use Dummynet that is a part of the ipfw, it is a part of FreeBSD and in this page: it says that it is possible to add Dummynet/ipfw to Ubuntu by doing this: To compile ipfw into the kernel, place the following option in the kernel configuration file: options IPFIREWALL Can someone guide me through the needed steps for this task? What files do I need to download and how to compile etc.? Thank you all in advance. I am very new to linux and have recently tried out some different flavors. A few weeks ago I did setup Dummynet on Debian. Although this tut I created for myself may apply to yours or someones install on Ubuntu and Debian. I have not tried this on Ubuntu but you could pick out the information that matters.

Automatically exported from code.google.com/p/dummynet. Package ***** (Tested with kamikaze_8.09.1 and Linux 2.4) + Download and extract the OpenWrt. Feb 08, 2013  Hi all, I am new to Ubuntu and Linux, I installed the Ubuntu 9.1 release since for my project I need to use Dummynet that is a part of the ipfw, it is a part of FreeBSD and in this page: it says that it is possible to add Dummynet/ipfw to Ubuntu.

Install Debian Change PC to boot from cdrom in your bios (usually F2 when you first power on will get you to your bios). Select Install from the Menu option for basic core install. -or- Optionally you can choose Advanced Option and then Graphical Auto-Install and answers the prompts when given. Install the following when listed Standard System Web Server (optional) DNS Server (optional) File Server (optional) Rest of the prompts are self explanatory - root password, user name and user passwordetc. Finally the system reboots and you end up at a User login prompt. Once signed in you are at the User Terminal. OS installation complete.

Debian configuration Debian must be configured with a few apts so that you can install Dummynet. You will need to create your own executable and kernel module using your kernel headers. Without them you will get a constant errors when you try to use insmod or modprobe. Create a new directory to house your ipfw install. I created a directory called ipfw3 First thing I would do is create a snapshot of your newly installed system. List modules installed and save to file (Optional) #lsmod > /ipfw3/mymod.txt List hard drives and partitions.

(Optional) #fdisk –l > /ipfw3/mystorage.txt Whatever else you wish to save (Optional) I would log into root at this point, there are few packages that need to be installed. Apt-get show pkgname – gives a description of a package apt-get stats pkgname – give size information apt-get search pkgname or if you only know part of the pkgname you could use pkg* As always update the packages before you do anything. #apt-get update Add the libncurses development package #apt-get install libncurses5-dev subsequently the following packages will also be installed automatically: 1. Linux-libc-dev suggested packages are listed and you will need to install “make” next. Add the make package #apt-get install make Add the headers for your system which will be needed when creating your ipfw_mod.ko kernel file.

#apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname –r) subsequently the following packages will also be installed. Gcc-4.1base 4.

Linux-headers-2.6.26-2-common (2.6.26-2 can change based on your kernel) 5. Liunx-kbuild-2.6.26 (2.6.26 can change based on your kernel) 6. That is all the configurations needed for Debian to allow the processes for installing Dummynet Dummynet Installation Without installing the packages as directed above you will not be able to install Dummynet. The version on the website is for the wrong kernel. Hadh kardi aapne mp3 song free download. Just do a modinfo command on the ipfw_mod.ko and you will see the kernel version it was created on. (You probably could download the kernel headers for that module and link the header for that apt, but I feel that this is not the best way.) 1.

Now let’s get to businessCopy, move, download the source code to your /tmp directory. Example: While in your /tmp directory initiate the following command #wget 2. The file is a compressed in a.tgz format and you will have to expand it.

While in the /tmp directory initiate the following command and a new directory called /tmp/ipfw3/ will be created. #tar xvzf 20100319-ipfw3.tgz 3. Navigate to the /tmp/ipfw3 directory and initiate the “make” command. 2 files were created and need to be copied to another location a. Ipfw executable was created in the directory /tmp/ipfw3/ipfw/ and you should copy it to the /ipfw3 directory created earlier in this tut. #cp /tmp/ipfw3/ipfw/ipfw /ipfw3 b. Ipfw_mod.ko kernel module was created in the /tmp/ipfw3/dummynet2/ directory and should be copied to the /ifpw3 directory.