Hi, avadh,

Thanks for your quick reply.

I have no idea about how to create checkpoint with 2 core configuration for
2-core simulation.  For example I would like to run two benchmarks 429.mcf
and 462.libquantum on 2 different cores by using marss. So I need to create
two checkpoints for those two benchmarks.  Can I just use the
create_checkpoints.py script to create it or what kind of parameter I need
to change?  Thanks.

Best
zhe

2011/1/27 avadh patel <[email protected]>

> Single core checkpoints does not work with multicore configuration.
> You will need to re-create a checkpoint with 2 core configuration for
> 2-core simulation because if Checkpoint was running single core OS then
> there is no way for QEMU/Marss to run 2 core from that checkpoint because
> that Checkpoint has information about only 1 CPU.
>
> To setup multicore simulations, you will need to setup multicore benchmarks
> and their checkpoints. I know this is a tedious process but its the only way
> to simulate multicore systems.
>
> If you want to run multiple processes of same SPEC benchmark on each core
> make sure you use 'taskset' to run each process on different CPU otherwise
> OS will not always load-balance the system and your results won't be
> accurate.
>
> - Avadh
>
> On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 3:49 PM, Zhe Wang <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have problem about running marss by  using multi-core configuration.
>>
>> I can run Marss quite well when using single core configuration.  When I
>> run marss on 2-core configuration, I first compile it use scons -Q c=2;
>> then  start the QEMU like
>>
>> qemu/qemu-system-x86_64 -m 2048m -hda [path to disk image]
>>
>> Then I load the 429.mcf  checkpoint  which I already made on disk image by
>> using
>>
>> loadvm 429.mcf
>>
>> Then there is an error :
>> insns/sec: rip 00000000000fc10b 00000000000118d0qemu-system-x86_64:
>> ptlsim/build/core/ooopipe.cpp:2124: int
>> OutOfOrderModel::ReorderBufferEntry::commit(): Assertion `ctx.get_cs_eip()
>> == uop.rip' failed.
>>
>> This load check point command can load checkpoint successfully when using
>> single core configuration but failed on 2-core configuration.
>> I am wondering how to run marss by using multi-core configuration ?  For
>> example, I would like to run two benchmarks on two different cores, how
>> should
>> I load the checkpoint for each benchmark  and run them on two different
>> cores?   Thank you for your help.
>>
>>
>> Best
>> zhe
>>
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