I am guessing you have made changes to python files in configs/, most
likely to fs.py and FSConfig.py, so as to instantiate MultiEtherLink
object. Can you post those as well?
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Nilay
On Fri, 19 Jun 2015, Curtis Dunham wrote:
Hi Nilay, Given the way this part of gem5 is implemented, I think it
would be a mistake to rename it to be a "NIC", as it only provides part
of such functionality. It essentially provides what EtherLink already
does (simulating the packets on the wire), but it does it in a
multi-gem5 context, meaning outgoing packets are actually leaving the
gem5 instance rather than staying inside it, and incoming packets come
from another gem5 instance by way of the tcp_server 'switch'.
Curtis
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