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[Richard Carlson <>]

Hi Ken;

OK, lets make sure I understand thing properly.  You have a Debian based 
system and you downloaded, built, and installed the NDT-3.3.13 
package.  Now when you try and run a test you get this error message.

Based on the messages below I suspect that the kernel has not been 
upgraded.  To check this look for a "/proc/web100" directory.  If this 
directory exists, then use the "readall" command (/usr/local/bin/readall by 
default) to verify that the kernel and user_land library are properly 
installed.

Please confirm that the patched kernel is build and running.

Briefly the NDT system requires a web100 enhanced kernel, meaning that you 
need to build a new kernel before the NDT tool will operate.  This is 
spelled out in the original INSTALL file.  However, I just looked and found 
that the wrong INSTALL file is shipped in the package.  The next release 
will have the proper version.

Regards;
Rich

At 12:08 PM 10/5/2006, Ken Bellars wrote:
> Hello ,
>
> I really need your help. My NDT just did not work. My report is as below.
>
> ===================
> TCP/Web100 Network Diagnostic Tool v5.4.8
> click START to begin
> Server busy: Please wait 30 seconds for previous test to finish
>
> click START to re-test
> Another client is currently being served, your test will begin within 45 
> seconds
> Server busy: Please wait 30 seconds for previous test to finish
>
> click START to re-test
> Server busy: Please wait 30 seconds for previous test to finish
>
> click START to re-test
> Another client is currently being served, your test will begin within 45 
> seconds
> Server busy: Please wait 30 seconds for previous test to finish
>
> click START to re-test
> ===================
>
> The above keep going on and on for internity.
>
> My system is Debia ( 2.6.8-3-686 i686 GNU/Linux)
>
> Thanks for your immediate reply

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