Hi,
I would like to create a checkpoint in Full-System simulation before running a
benchmark. For that, in the start of the boot script (/etc/gem5init) I have
included the below lines.
#!/bin/sh +x
# Checkpoint the first execution
echo "Checkpointing
Hi, All,
The new gem5 can support NVM interface now. However, it seems that this nvm
interface cannot work well with full system. Anyone in our community knows
the status of this NVM with full system?
Thanks and regards
Yuan
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Hi Gelin,
I understand the confusion.
Even if there are no SIMD operations, you are issuing FP operations and those
are using vector elements as
single and double precision scalar registers are elements of the SIMD vector
registers
Kind Regards
Giacomo
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This is great Pedro! Thanks for the pointers, other KVM users might find it
useful.
Regarding the Linux Kernel question, there is no preferred version from our
side.
You can even build a vanilla arm64 kernel and it should just work. IIRC we
provided support until 5.8 in gem5 v21.0
Kind
Hi all,
First of all, thank you Giacomo for the support, I finally got KVM + arm +
multiple cores working! Kernel 4.14 worked, btw.
Just a list of things I had to do, in case someone else ends up in the same
situation I did.
For the MSR (immediate) undefined instruction, the solution goes
Hi there,
`build/ARM/sim/kernel_workload.cc:43: info: No kernel set for full system
simulation.
Assuming you know what you're doing.`
I think you should also specify a kernel (--kernel) to the fs.py script (and
also a bootloader). You can build them on your own
Hi all. I am trying to run the full system (FS) ARM, I have followed the steps
as shown in the video in this manual:
http://www.m5sim.org/Running_gem5#Full_System_.28FS.29_Mode
(http://www.m5sim.org/Running_gem5#Full_System_.28FS.29_Mode)
When I run the simulation a Kernel failure
