Hi Doug, Thanks for your help. I checked my tools path is as you said on below, but the wimaxd is still no response. ================================================== /etc/wimax/config.xml WiMAX_DB.bin, WiMAX_Def.bin, Ver_info.bin in /var/lib/wimax ================================================== I found my /var/log/wimax have no any record in new path install, but default path install have correct record. I think so that my problem is some files aren't installed in correct location. I really hope to build-in wimax support in myself Linux distribution not driver, tools and all develop kit in OS. The fat OS will over my small size storage. I hope have any message can add in the source code for build install, then I can see/ read debug message for trace my problem. It can show me how the tool or library is not in correct location. I still try it hard by myself so far, but I still cannot found any idea to help me to found the root cause. Hope you understand and thanks for your help very much, Johnny Lee ??? ========================== ???? MICETEK International Inc. ??: 403 ???????303?7? ??: (04) 2302-6168 ext:106 ========================== -----Original Message----- From: Doug Kehn [mailto:rdkehn at yahoo.com] Sent: Monday, January 03, 2011 9:13 PM To: 'Inaky Perez-Gonzalez'; Johnny Lee Cc: wimax at linuxwimax.org Subject: Re: How to trace wimaxd problem Hi Johnny, --- On Mon, 1/3/11, Johnny Lee <johnny.lee at micetek.com> wrote: > Dear Inaky, > > I use 6250 wimax card in my PC. > > Normally, I execute 'wimaxd -d -I wmx0' then screen show up 3 lines > message. > > I really can work as it well now. > > ========================= > AppSrv is ready ! > Act_FullRestart ! > Act_DriverDevicesStatus - DRIVER_UP > ========================== > > But now, I need to install all wimax libraries and tools in different > path than default base on my Linux distribution requirement. > > After make & make install, there is no any responses from screen when > I executed 'wimaxd -d -I wmx0'. > > I'm really confuse it that how can I trace my problem and find the > solution to solve it. > > Actually, I can see the help statement when I executed 'wimaxd -h'. > > Could you please give me some trace ideas to solve the wimaxd no > response problem? How was configure executed? For example, if wimax was configured with --prefix=/ --sysconfdir=/etc --datarootdir=/var/lib wimaxd will look for config.xml in /etc/wimax and the *.bin files (WiMAX_DB.bin, WiMAX_Def.bin, Ver_info.bin) in /var/lib/wimax. I suspect the problem may be that one or more of the files mentioned above aren't installed in the expected location. wimaxd.log may provide information. wimaxd.log is located in: <--prefix>/var/log/wimax Regards, ...doug
