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hi all ,
i am running project for wireless environment using AODV and need to know wat are the parameters required for running xgraph??
thanks in advance
If xgraph has been installed properly on a linux/unix/Cygwin system, then you can use the “man” command to see the manual page of xgraph.
That is, the command
#man xgraph
will show several pages of help for using xgraph.
You will see all the parameters there.
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