Re: [gem5-users] restoring from checkpoint

Hi, I did some research and found that I needed to set the CPUClass to the detailed O3 cpu and set the test_mem_mode to "timing" in the python script to run using the O3 cpu after restoring from the checkpoint. Now, instead of getting a panic message the program exists normally without executing a

[gem5-users] restoring from checkpoint

Hi, I am having trouble with restoring from a checkpoint and then simulating from the checkpoint using the detailed O3 CPU. More specifically, I created a checkpoint using the atomic CPU from a python script (i.e, I didn't recompile the application to take checkpoints). I was able to restore from

[gem5-users] Restoring from a checkpoint

Hi all, I am having trouble with restoring from a checkpoint and then simulating from the checkpoint using the detailed O3 CPU. More specifically, I created a checkpoint using the atomic CPU from a python script (i.e, I didn't recompile the application to take checkpoints). I was able to restore f

[gem5-users] Using Protobuf for reading CommMonitor Trace

Hi, I am using the CommMonitor component to look at a trace of memory address references between the cpu/cache. I seem to have connected it properly, as in my output directory I see a protobuf binary file generated for each monitor: e.g. monitor_0.ptrc, monitor_1.ptrc, etc. This file generated