>
> No, the kernel is not missing anything. Download the source of the Linux
> kernel and try to figure out how the information about caches is fetched
> from the processor. Note that you do know the format in which the
> kernel displays cache info during boot time.
>
> --
> Nilay
I guess the info shown on the terminal is misleading, I checked the
"config.ini" file in the results directory and found this :
[system.l1_cntrl0.L1DcacheMemory]
type=RubyCache
assoc=2
is_icache=false
latency=3
replacement_policy=PSEUDO_LRU
size=131072
start_index_bit=4
[system.l1_cntrl0.L1IcacheMemory]
type=RubyCache
assoc=2
is_icache=false
latency=3
replacement_policy=PSEUDO_LRU
size=131072
start_index_bit=4
the size is 128KB= 131072 B ......do you think that the info in the terminal is
misleading, or may be the info in config.ini ?? how should we know that
Regards,
Mostafa
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