Dear Stephen,

Thanks for your reply.

I have created the user-preload and user-postload scripts in
/specs/baseline_mine/ to create a different configuration for Simflex.
However, having copied the configuration.out from another simulation to
create the user-postload.simics I saw that there is no parameter there for
the replacement policy of the L2 (since there is no such parameter in the
initialize of the L2 either). How can I define a specific replacement
policy? Can it be done through user-postload with an additional line or
should I do it somehow differently?

Thanks for your time,

Christina

2009/7/2 Stephen Somogyi <ssomogyi at ece.cmu.edu>

> Christina,
>
> The run_job script applies a user-defined configuration after the global
> and job-specific configuration settings have been made.  The location of
> these user configurations is specified by the 'userspecdir' variable
> (typically set in the global.run_job.rc.tcl file).
>
> Within this user-spec directory, you need subdirectories for each
> configuration you wish to use.  By default, the script assumes an
> 'interactive' configuration.  You can control which configuration to use
> with the '-cfg' parameter of run_job.
>
> Finally, within each configuration subdirectory, you need two files:
> user-preload.simics and user-postload.simics.  You can start with empty
> files, then add commands (to user-postload) later as you adjust Flexus
> parameters.
>
> If you have not changed the default settings, the script is dying because
> it expects to find ~/specs/interactive/user-postload.simics.  Once you
> create this file (and the -preload), Flexus should start up correctly.
>
> Stephen
>
>
> On Mon, 29 Jun 2009, Christina Delimitrou wrote:
>
> > Hello!
> >
> > I am trying to run the run_job script for a multithreaded workload
> > (specifically apache_16cpu_40cl2) and get a script interrupt with a
> message
> > :
> > "Argument Error: argument 1 (user-preload.simics) given to
> > 'run-command-file' has the wrong type;an existing file (in the Simics
> search
> > path) expected".
> > I noticed that there is a folder for global_job_specs but no folder for
> > user_job_specs. Is it a file that I should create, and what configuration
> > should it include?
> >
> > Thank you for your time,
> > Christina
> >
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