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
this is too complicated, you can try to use either 32256 or 104856 as
the offset. Being the latter the most usual. From that you should get
that start byte of the image, which you'll need to mount using the order:
"sudo mount -o loop,rw,offset=<start_byte_of_image> <.img_file_to_mount>
/mnt"
Once this is done, you can copy your files to the /mnt dir or any
subdirectories of /mnt. Be wary not to change any crucial system files.
After you have finished adding the files needed, you must unomunt the
image file. You can do this by running "umount /mnt" in any other
directory that is not /mnt or any subdirectories.
Un saludo,
Miguel Antonio Avargues Gutiérrez.
El 04/03/2021 a las 6:36, VAIDYA ROHINI VILAS via gem5-users escribió:
Hello,
I am trying to run Gem5 in FS mode.
I want to run my own binary file in FS mode of gem5
For that,I think I need to mount disk image to my compiled binary file.
I am not aware about how to mount the disk image to my compiled binary
file.
Will you please guide me regarding this.If there is any document
regarding this please share.
Thank you.
Rohini vaidya.
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