On 1/16/2024 1:15 AM, sun2k23 via gem5-users wrote:
I think maybe you can try /sbin/m5 utility, using the writefile option. Then you can redirect the virtual OS environment files to local Hosts.The command format is like below: S2K At 2024-01-16 11:41:57, "hu miao via gem5-users" <gem5-users@gem5.org> wrote: Hi: First of all, I am very, very grateful to Hao Nguyen, who answered me another question about full system simulation the other day, because I don't know much about gem5 user lists, and clicking on the reply below always shows a connection error, so I haven't been able to reply. I still want to ask a question today about whole-system simulation. I'm using a full system simulation to test the MachSuite benchmark, MachSuite contains a lot of algorithms, and I want to know how long each algorithm runs. I let the running time of each algorithm be printed to the output .txt, which makes it easier for me to organize the data, but I found that the directory that exists after logging in with m5term localhost 3456 is [root@gem5-host], and the file is also under this environment, how can I save the output .txt file in my own server directory or how can I retrieve the output.txt file from [root@gem5-host]. If someone could answer my question, I would greatly appreciate it.
Actually, you can set the output directory from the command line to gem5. I do that so that each run goes into a different directory. I'm sure that people have written all kinds of shell scripts wrappers (as I have) to handle this. Eliot Moss _______________________________________________ gem5-users mailing list -- gem5-users@gem5.org To unsubscribe send an email to gem5-users-le...@gem5.org
