Dear Zacharias, We use the 64-bit version of Simics 3.0.31. Our build environment consists of "gcc-4.1.2", "boost_1_33_1", "GNU Make 3.81", and "GNU ld version 2.17.50.0.6-14.el5 20061020". Moreover, we have Cent OS distribution of Linux (CentOS release 5.5 (Final)) in our cluster. I hope this information can help you set up Flexus in your cluster.
Regards, Pejman ________________________________________ From: [email protected] [[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2012 7:13 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Failed to load xterm-console Hi, My build enviroment is gcc 4.1.2, simics 3.0.31, make 3.81, boost C++ 1.33.1 and my machine is 64-bit. I downloaded flexus 4.1 and followed all the flexus getting started guide steps. I tried to run the test application. When I run the prepare-test-app script with simics 32-bit I get this error message from simics console: Failed to load module 'xterm-console' ('/home/research/zhadji01/virtutech/simics-3.0.31/x86-linux/lib/xterm-console.so'): "cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" The object 'con0' is of unknown class 'text-console'." So then I tried the 64 bit simics. But then I got this error message from the simics console: Failed to load module 'scsi-bus' ('/home/research/zhadji01/virtutech/simics-3.0.31/amd64-linux/lib/scsi-bus.so'): "wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32" The object 'sb0' is of unknown class 'scsi-bus'. I know that this error (the one for 64 bit simics) has to do with the make install that changes the GLIBC libraries in simics installation. So I tried to bypass the make install step. I run again the prepare-test-app (without the make install step), it completed succesfuly and saved a system state checkpoint. But when I tried to create flex point with the run_job script I got the error cmdline package not found. So do you know what causes these errors especially the first one with the xterm-console? Is it problem that I'm using 64 bit machine? Can you please tell me what is the best OS and simics version to use with flexus 32 bit or 64? Thank you very much - Zacharias Hadjilambrou
