Hi Saras,
You’re booting up the disk image with timing cores and the disk’s init
command is to load /sbin/init. It is expected that it’ll take 10ish hours
to boot Ubuntu in this case. /sbin/init starts the default services for
Ubuntu via systemd (
[0.314602] systemd[1]: System time before buil
Hey, this is perfectly expected as you're not using an atomic cpu model. Even
with atomic it'll take 10-20 minutes. It seems the fs_power.py script only
works with timing CPUs, so if you have to use that config (and can't switch to
something that lets you use atomic or better yet KVM), your best
Hello Everyone,
I am doing a Full System simulation on ARM , I edited my image on qemu and
installed all necessary files
After that, I started the Gem5 FS using the following command,
./build/ARM/gem5.opt configs/example/arm/fs_power.py
--kernel=/home/saras/gem5-resources/src/arm-ubuntu/gem5/ful
