Hi,
I already succeed. When finish this, you must type "file linux-x86.img", if it
ouputs "linux-x86.img: x86 boot sector representing you can boot
successful. To do this, when you "dd", it must add ubuntu a new disk as your
new image, not in existing disk.
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Hi??
I do not find the solution.But I achieve my goal by resizing linux-x86.ing.
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Hi Muzamil,
For "any_thread/all_thread', "thread' refers to hardware threads of the
core (like SMT). If you want to count the instructions across all cores,
you will need to add some logic in your python script. Here's an example of
how to do it:
https://github.com/powerjg/gem5/blob/features/tardi
Hello,
You can use any utility that allows you to resize disk images. Note: you'll
also have to resize the partitions on the disk image as well. Here's one
example of how to resize a disk image:
https://superuser.com/questions/693158/can-i-expand-the-size-of-a-file-based-disk-image
.
Jason
On Th
Hello All,
I just want to know where are the definitions of page management policies
in gem5?
i.e. "open, close, open_adaptive and close_adaptive" (in dram_ctrl.hh and
dram_ctrl.cc)?
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Muzamil
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Hello,
I strongly encourage you to fix the style issues. Not only does it result
in better code, but it will make it much easier for you to contribute your
work back to the gem5 community :).
You can get around this by skipping the pre-commit git hooks. See
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7230
Hello,
I haven't seen this error before. Unfortunately, full system configuration
is complicated and a lot of problems can crop up. Let us know if you find a
solution to this problem as it will likely help other people!
Cheers,
Jason
On Wed, Apr 26, 2017 at 10:53 PM shine wrote:
> Hello,Jason
