Hi, I just grepped through all of gem5's source, and, even ignoring
capitalization, the string "KVM for" does not appear outside of a couple
comments. I have no idea where that string is coming from, but it doesn't
seem to be from gem5 itself.
Gabe
On Thu, Oct 28, 2021 at 8:04 PM Liyichao via
Hi All:
My GEM5 V21.1.0.2 running on aarch64 server, but when I compile
bitunion.test.opt, the compilation print will show "Info: KVM for null not
supported on arm host."
scons build/NULL/base/bitunion.test.opt -j120
scons: Reading SConscript files ...
Checking for linker -Wl,--as-needed
Hey Antoine,
First of all, multi-core TimingSimple with classic caches will not work,
you have to use Ruby or run a single-core simulation.
I think we have something in development which can help you out. You can
run a full-system X86 Ubuntu simulation with the Ruby MESI Two Level
protocol with
Hi Everyone,
Do we have any known-working configurations for x86 multi-core full system
simulations with caches?
We have successfully been using single core configs for more than a year now,
but our attempts at anything multi-core have so far not been successful, with
problems ranging from gem5
Hello,
For Arm, gem5 has SVE support and (some/most/all?) of the NEON
instructions. For x86, we support most 128-bit SIMD instructions, but very
few or no 256-bit or 512-bit SIMD instructions. I have heard of
forks/groups that have implemented many of the x86 vector instructions, and
I have heard
Hi
I am working on understanding VPUs and vector instructions, and am a bit new to
the gem5 environment. I aI wanted to know if there is any official update on
the vector instruction support for gem5 x86 and ARM? I see there are some
forked versions available in the community but I am
