Modify guest binary so init script points to init.gem5.addr
Then run:
$ export M5_PATH=/scratch/pedro/aarch-system-20210904
$ ./build/ARM/gem5.opt configs/example/arm/fs_bigLITTLE.py --big-cpus 2
--little-cpus 0 --cpu-type kvm --disk /scratch/pedro/ubuntu-18.04-arm64-8gb.img
--kernel /scratch/
Thanks Pedro,
It seems like you are getting an undefined instruction. What is probably
happening is your host CPU having a feature which is not implemented in gem5,
so when you switch to the guest(gem5) the sandboxing check is skipped and an
exception is thrown. As you are happy with your curre
Hello
Have generated an ARM ISA gem5.opt executable, where the PROTOCOL CHI.
Running the simple "Hello World" program on a config of [4 RNFs, 2 HNFs, 2
SNFs] and looking at the config.ini file, there are a few things I don't
understand.
The command I use being:
./build/ARM/gem5.opt configs/ex
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Here is my answer with inline comments below.
Hello
Have generated an ARM ISA gem5.opt executable, where the PROTOCOL CHI.
Runn
Hello Gabriel
Thank you for your answers.
To address the points you have raised:
>> [GB] First, downstream_destination is the set of possible destinations for
>> this component. It does not mean that it will actually communicate will all
>> of them. It depends on the rest of your configuration
Hi,
I have attached the PACKER_LOG as a link to an image because, as I mentioned
earlier, it stalls the whole VM, and I can't do anything.
>From the last 3 logs, it stalls when the build is looking for an image format,
>but I checked the spec-2017.json(attached below) file, and it clearly state
Hi Ange-Thierry,
The logs and the packer script seem fine to me.
The installation process might get stuck somewhere and it doesn't show here.
You can use VNC to inspect the process as detailed here:
https://gem5art.readthedocs.io/en/latest/main-doc/disks.html#ii-inspect-the-building-process
The
Hello Everyone,
I am in the process of trying to add a new instruction, so I am trying to make
sure I understand the code and the things that I need to change/utilize, but I
was wondering if there was a better way to determine what each of the variables
are referring to in gem5 as I haven't bee
