Hope this helps,
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61052733/obtaining-physical-address-trace-from-gem5.
Greetings,
Miguel Antonio Avargues Gutiérrez.
El 31/03/2021 a las 18:57, Joardar, Biresh Kumar via gem5-users escribió:
Hello,
I intend to observe all the physical DRAM addresses that are
Hello,
I was wondering which was the most effective way to generate main memory
trace files to run on externals memory simulatos such as NVMain. I'm
using the default fs.py config file with the 4.19.83 kernel and
parsec.img as the disk image. Is maybe SE a better method to achieve this?
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Hello everyone.
I'd like to know if anyone has tried to run a server using gem5 fs
simulation and then interact with it. In my case I'd like to run
redis-benchmark and to deploy a redis server on the gem5 simulation so
that I can view the gains on performance over architectural changes.
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Hello Hasan.
Were you able to find a solution? I am currently facing the same problem.
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Greetings,
Miguel Antonio Avargues Gutiérrez.
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Regarding compiling util/m5, the new command to compile it is
```
scons build/x86/out/m5
```
where "x86" could be replaced by other ISA.
I hope this helps.
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Hoa Nguyen
On 2/27/21, Miguel Anto
Hi Vaidya.
Sorry for the delay. In order to mount your file to your linux system
you should first seek the start of the file system, you can do this with
the order "parted". Once the program asks you for orders you should
change the units to bytes "unit B" and then "print" the image info. If
,
Hoa Nguyen
Regards,
Hoa Nguyen
On 2/28/21, Miguel Antonio Avargues Gutiérrez via gem5-users
wrote:
Thanks for the help Hoa.
I have downloaded the parsec.img disk image and the right kernel version
from [1]. It seems to boot properly when using the fs.py config script
but i don't get a terminal
Hello everyone.
I'm a pretty new user to gem5 and I've been trying to get a FS
simulation going on with a newer kernel version and a custom disk image.
Unfortunately i feel like my disk image isn't properly created since i
can't get the simulation going. Is there any up-to-date tutorias about
el Antonio Avargues Gutiérrez via gem5-users
wrote:
Hello everyone.
I'm a pretty new user to gem5 and I've been trying to get a FS
simulation going on with a newer kernel version and a custom disk image.
Unfortunately i feel like my disk image isn't properly created since i
can't get the simula
Hello, you can run the following order:
/sbin/m5 checkpoint.
Greetings,
Miguel Antonio Avargues Guti??rrez.
El 08/04/2021 a las 17:19, ?? via gem5-users escribi??:
hi, Arthur,
?0?2 ?0?2 Thank you for replying to me. I think I used the wrong
instructions for generating the checkpoints. There
Hello Jeongmin.
I recommend you use a pre-compiled Kernel and disk image from the gem5
resources web page
(https://www.gem5.org/documentation/general_docs/gem5_resources/), as
they are kinda tested.
Hope it helps!
Un saludo,
Miguel Antonio Avargues Gutiérrez.
El 06/10/2021 a las 4:46,
Hey everyone.
I've been trying to implement a custom simobject but once DMA starts it
quickly fails as for an assert.
I don't know why it could happen and would appreciate some ideas. Next
you can find some of the gem5 output (with some debug flags enabled):
2007027571000:
Hello everyone.
Recently I've been trying to create a new memory object to run in FS
simulation.
For it i use the SimpleMemobj
(https://www.gem5.org/documentation/learning_gem5/part2/memoryobject/)
code as a template. During FS tests, I've run into a lot of troubles
causing the simulation
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