Hello,
I am not sure about the second bug, sorry, but the warnings in your first
output would not affect your simulations, unless you are planning to something
using those.
"Mount failed for selinuxfs on /sys/fs/selinux: No such file or directory"
selinux in Ubuntu has some problems: https://wik
Hi Tushar,
I'm shocked that it works beyond 64 nodes! I thought we had some hardcoded
64-bit bitvectors in Ruby.
However, in this case, I would suspect that the interleave bits when
creating the AddrRanges for each directories are wrong. The constructor for
AddrRange assumes a uint8_t, which is p
Thanks!
To run more than 64 controllers, I had to change NUM_BITS_PER_SET to 256 in
ruby/common/TypeDefines.hh
On Apr 10, 2017, at 10:25 AM, Jason Lowe-Power
mailto:ja...@lowepower.com>> wrote:
Hi Tushar,
I'm shocked that it works beyond 64 nodes! I thought we had some hardcoded
64-bit bitve
Hi Jason,
Thanks for your reply. Just to make sure, adding a new SimObject means to
create memory side prefetcher from the scratch, (as you explained in your
book, creating python files to declare object and its parameters, header
files and source file to explain functionality in detail)?
Is ther
The first are not warnings, in fact, gem5 have no output after those, and I
also cannot go into full system simulation.
Thanks for answers.
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