Dear All,
I was tracking zero blocks (64B 0 value) written to cache.
During experiments, i found that cache block does not hold data sometimes.
To some cache lines non-zero block is written to cache line from lower
level memory but this data is read as Zero block during access by upp
Hello
I've been using -c to give workloads to my cpus in a xy_mesh on gem5 in the
command line, I decided to change the hard code for doing the same thing to
see what will happen so I did this to se.py: (I commented the workload part
and replaced it with my own)
I was expecting to either get som
Dear All,
I'm trying to add a ORAM module to gem5,it would modify the address
from cpu to memory. After reading the introduction about how to add a device
named HelloDevice to gem5 in ASPLOS 2008 tutorial, I am still confused that if
I add a new device to gem5,
do I have to use Full Sy
Hello everyone,
I want to create a checkpoint to speed up startup of the gem5 OS, but I
have some doubts.
1. When I search it online, someone use gem5.gpu to create checkpoint. What
is the difference between gem5 and gem5-gpu? In my opinion they are
different simulators.
2. After checking some do
Dear all,
While running FS mode for x86 system and default scripts and image
available in gem5 website, I'm getting the following message in terminal
"serial8250: too much work for irq4".
What is the issue and should I be worried about it. Thanks for your time
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Regards,
Ashok Sathyan
Hi Ashok,
This isn't an error, just information. It's coming from the serial emulator
saying there may be issues with the output from the serial port (e.g., into
m5out/system_terminal_whatever).
Jason
On Tue, Aug 21, 2018 at 7:54 AM Ashok Sathyan
wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> While running FS mode fo
Hello,
gem5-gpu is the combination of gem5 and gpgpu-sim. You may find more
information here: https://gem5-gpu.cs.wisc.edu/wiki/
If you are not planning to simulate gpus sticking to gem5 might be a better
idea.
To create checkpoints you have two options.
One is the command line option "--check
The most common way to create a checkpoint is `m5 checkpoint`, and the most
common way to restore it with `fs.py` is `fs.py -r 1`.
Further info at:
https://github.com/cirosantilli/linux-kernel-module-cheat/tree/72e135d2b290d8bc5cd584b8acac828ae5e71eea#gem5-checkpoint
On Tue, Aug 21, 2018 at 3:46
Hi,
In the wiki page for the gem5 AMD GPU model it mentions that the simulator
supports https://github.com/AMDComputeLibraries/ComputeApps apps.
I tried to run a couple of apps there and they all had the same error.
Basically I built the model as instructed and then did something like this.
./
