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I have edited the sources.list file in order to install a distribution of ns2. However when I run sudo apt-get update command it gives a 404 error that the package could not be located.

looking at the link, it directs to 'binary-i386', however inspecting the link I need it to direct to 'binary-amd64'. How could I change this?

The link in sources.list only contains /precise contrib at the end, the binary-i386 is inputted automatically by Ubuntu.

Eric Carvalho
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user140663
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Don't use apt-get for installing ns2. The best way is installing it manually, because you can install the most updated version of it. Some months ago I installed ns2.30 on Ubuntu 12.10. You can find my experience in my blog.

Mohsen Gh.
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