Hi Andreas,
Thank you for the reply. I actually need the disk image for different packages
from the distribution (like from Ubuntu etc.). So for this I need a rootfs of
the distribution on an image, right ?
Yasir
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Hi Yasir,
You don’t need to alter your disk images to use a new kernel (in fact, you
don’t even need a disk image to start the kernel). The bootstrapping process in
gem5 works roughly along these lines:
Before time starts (this all happens within gem5):
1. Instantiate all components in
Hi,
I have compiled a linux kernel as instructed on the wiki
http://www.m5sim.org/ARM_Linux_Kernel.
Can anyone let me know as to how to create a disk image from this compiled
kernel, or how to install the kernel on to a disk image ?
Regards
Yasir
