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Package Mismatch Errors When Running Simu5G on Ubuntu

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Description

Hi, I'm trying to run Simu5G on Ubuntu 20.04 but keep encountering package mismatch errors like Declared package 'simu5g.simulations.NR.networks' does not match expected package '' in file MultiCell_Standalone.ned and Declared package 'simu5g.simulations.NR.cars' does not match expected package 'cars' in file Highway.ned. I'm using OMNeT++ 6.0.3, Simu5G 1.2.0, and INET 4.5.0. I’ve corrected the network name in omnetpp.ini, moved extra omnetpp.ini files to a configs folder, verified the package line in NED files, moved Highway.ned to a cars directory, updated ned-path in omnetpp.ini and the ./run script to ../../src;/home/sajjad/inet/src;./networks;./cars, cleared the OMNeT++ cache, and set environment variables, but the errors persist. Can you help me resolve this issue?

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Start with the package declarations in MultiCell_Standalone.ned and Highway.ned, then inspect the ned-path entries in omnetpp.ini and ./run. Reproduce the errors with the stated OMNeT++ 6.0.3, Simu5G 1.2.0, and INET 4.5.0 versions. Done means both NED files load without package mismatch errors.

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Tech stack
ubuntu
Domain
networking, operating-systems
Issue type
Bug
Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
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Needs clarification
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