Hello Munawira, Just a few quick questions. 1.) Do you have a vanilla copy of QEMU installed on your system?
2.) Are you using this command from the base MARSS directory? (referred to as $MARSS in the getting started documentation) Just speculation here, but could the problem be that your system is finding a vanilla copy of QEMU in your path and using that binary instead of the modified version of QEMU that MARSS builds? (If you answered the above questions with yes, this would be my guess given the information you sent) If this is the case try the following: Assuming you are in the base MARSS directory try changing: qemu-system-x86_64 to: qemu/qemu-system-x86_64 Then see if the simconfig option works. Hope that helps, Jesse On Tuesday, March 19, 2013, Munawira Abdul Kotyad wrote: > I am trying to run Marrs but get "simconfig: invalid command " error when > trying to use the simconfig option. > > I am using it as follows : > > qemu-system-x86_64 -m [memory_size] -hda [path-to-qemu-disk-image] -simconfig > [simulator-config-file] > > -- > Thanks & Regards, > Munawira Kotyad > Masters in Electrical and Computer Engineering > North Carolina State University > 919-667-7133 > -- Jesse Elwell Graduate Student SUNY Binghamton Department of Computer Science [email protected]
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