I think I figured out what was going with Docker. I was confused on one of the
instructions. I pulled the gem5 code in, using git (with the recursive flag
set). This was done on a new VM system (A ubuntu 22.04 version). I then moved
to the docker directory under gem5-bootcamp-env. After I typed
Hi David,
If these “prerecorded traces” are not recorded using the standard gem5 cpu
tracer (elastic traces), you will likely need to roll your own trace-based
traffic generator.
TrafficGen is likely not the tool you are looking for. TraceCPU might be a
closer match. You can watch at the code
Your correct, that was a typo. The clipboard copy was disabled on the VM
system. I was able to load the gem5 via docker, but it is not clear where the
code was loaded to. It did not create a directory gem5-bootcamp-env. As far as
I can tell it is not in my home directory. Is there a default dire
Hi Nick,
I think you have a typo. It's `gcr.io` as in "google *c*ontainer registry."
I believe you have an "e" instead of a "c" in your URL.
Cheers,
Jason
On Sat, Jun 10, 2023 at 7:52 AM Beser, Nicholas D. via gem5-users <
gem5-users@gem5.org> wrote:
> Bobby,
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Hi Karim,
You can’t set the value of ruby_system.network.number_of_virtual_networks
arbitrarily. This value must match the actual virtual networks used by the
protocol it corresponds to. In the case of Garnet_standalone, only 3 vnets are
defined (c.f., network buffers defined by Garnet_standalo
