It works now. The problem seems due to application execution problem.
Thanks!
Zhiguo
From: GE ZHIGUO
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Subject: RE: [gem5-users] Is it possible to write the output file of an
application into linux.img when full system gem5 runs the
You can simulate as many machines as you want, but you may or may not be
able to hook them together like you want to. The barrier to simulating
more than two machines on a standard network is that there is no Ethernet
switch model, just a simple link. So you can hook two machines directly
togethe
Yes, it is possible
see fs.py and included .py s.
you should create 3 (or more) "system" and make them child of "root"
when simulating one system, "root" has only one child. see m5out/config.ini.
Best
Seyed Hossein
On Tue, Jul 17, 2012 at 9:41 AM, Anirudh Sivaraman wrote:
> Hi
>
> I was wonder
Hi
I was wondering if there was a facility to simulate 3 or more
networked CPUs within one GEM5 process. I am looking for something
like --dual, but which generalises to >=3 processor instances.
Anirudh
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Hi, Tony
I followed the instructions in the webpage that you provided.
Now, I can see the output file from the directory. However, when I tried to
read the file
(such as ls output_file), error was encountered: input/output error.
Steps done:
1. Modify fsconfig.py
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Hi Anderson
Because of Alpha was the basis architecture for M5, I suppose it is also
valid for any cpu architecture:
(from FAQ at
http://www.m5sim.org/Frequently_Asked_Questions#How_many_CPUs_can_M5_run.3F)
How many CPUs can M5 run?
- There is no inherent limit in M5 (other than simulation s
You cannot see the output file when GEM5 using a extra file layer in which the
output file will not be written to disk file.
By running application in the linux on GEM5 directly instead of running script,
You can specify the output file and use cat command to check the output.
Regards,
Zhiguo
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Hi Hao,
The thing is I don't even know whether my PARSEC actually runs or not. Is
there any way to tell that? In my original question, I ran two traces
blackscholes and dedup, there is no difference in stats.txt file, IPC for
each core are exactly the same. Even remove PARSEC script file (.rcS fil
Try removing the switchcpu command.
Not sure whether it really works.
If you do want to use simple CPU to fast forward to your program, I will
suggest create a checkpoint and restore with O3 CPU.
Bonzi
On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 3:26 PM, Xi Chen wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm a little confused with th
Hi all,
I'm a little confused with this problem now. I think the PARSEC script did
not run supported by another evidence is that I tried to dump stats every n
ticks by modifying .rcS file from:
cd /parsec/install/bin
/sbin/m5 switchcpu
/sbin/m5 dumpstats
/sbin/m5 resetstats
./blackscholes 16 /pars
Hi all,
I have some setting problems with running PARSEC on Gem5.
First I have download full system file for ALPHA Gem5 and got it run. Then
I downloaded PARSEC image file from UT website and unzip it and put it
under folder m5_system_2.0b3/disks/ . After that I modifed SysPaths.py and
Benchmark
Hey,
In my quest of inorder pipeline I've encountered another problem.
I run two threads on a switch on cache miss machine. Also. as opposed to
other question I've sent so far, I'm using the 5 stages pipeline supplied
with the simulator.
The Frequency is 2Ghz and I set the cache latency to be
The boot process works fine until 4 cpus (in my case O3CPU), in X86 and
ALPHA.
But when I used more than 4, the boot don't finish (in X86 and ALPHA).
I used the last gem5-stable version, and the last gem5 avaliables.
The last time that I tried to boot 8 03CPU, the boot took 15 hours to boot
only
Hi Xi,
The clock will indeed be printed as a period (and with the unit being Ticks).
You can set a period as low as 1 tick if you want, so with the default
resolution that would correspond to 1THz(!)
Andreas
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