Hi Varun,
for what it's worth, we've been using the Intel e1000/igb NIC in gem5 with
regular Linux for a while without problems, I would start there unless you
really want the other NIC.
We have some working (albeit complicated) full system dist gem5 (for a slightly
dated gem5 version) scripts
Hi everyone,
I am currently trying to build gem5 config with the classic memory/cache system
that reasonbly resembles a typical multi-socket x86 numa server, but have so far
not been successful. (I know Ruby has much more flexiblity here, but I would
also like a config with classic components if
o the same with timing packets if you
> don't want the object to be in the system during an atomic mode
> fast-forward but not in the system for timing mode.
>
> I hope this helps!
>
> Best,
> Sam
>
> On Tue, Apr 12, 2022 at 3:43 PM Antoine Kaufmann via gem5-users &l
Hi everyone,
I have a quick conceptual question about gem5 configuration: are there
restrictions about what can be modified in an already instantiated and
initialized gem5 config, say after restoring from a checkpoint. I know there is
some special cases such as replacing CPUs on restore. Is this
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> On Thu, Oct 28, 2021 at 10:55 AM Antoine Kaufmann via gem5-users <
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> > Do we ha
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
Hi,
We have been using gem5 with the classic memory system for a while for full
system X86 simulations integrating a number of different more modern PCIe device
models. Now we are trying to get things to work with Ruby as well for multi-core
X86 simulations. Currently we are tracking down some
