You could try using taskset (I'm not sure if it's on the disk image), but it does the same thing as m5 pin.
taskset 0x1 $bench0 & taskset 0x2 $bench1 & taskset 0x4 $bench2 & Ali On 07.08.2012 19:27, Cookie wrote: > To whom it may concern, > I tried to run 2 spec benchmarks on a 2-core CMP (on X86_FS mode). I tried to use > .... > /sbin/m5 pin 0 $bench0 & > /sbin/m5 pin 1 $bench1 > .... > in my .rcS script file. However it shown the error information as : m5: setaffinity: Invalid argument > I also tried to use taskset 0x1/0x2 to run 2 workloads at the same time on different cores, it also printed out the same error information. > Even if I removed the cpu affinity command but just ran workloads as : > .... > ./$bench0 & > ./$bench1 > .... > > I noticed that the committed insts/IPC/CPI of cpu1 is 0. > > I've no idea what the problem is. Can anyone please give any suggestions on how to run multi-programmed workloads in X86_FS mode? > > Thanks in advance! > > Yingying Tian
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