Hi all, this is my first time using dist-gem5, but I have a working knowledge
of gem5.
I have everything setup correctly, I think, but I keep getting the following
panic message: "No 32bit reads implemented for this device. Offset 0x44", and I
have run out of ideas to fix or work around it.
ith exactly the same configuration (e.g. gem5 flags,
kernel, disk image, etc.). You will need to remove the dist-gem5 and ethernet
config commands from the bootscript but the
mpirun command line should just work as it is.
- Gabor
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ssh can launch a new process on a remote host. If ssh does not
work, check if sshd is started from the linux init.
- Gabor
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Date: Friday, 7 September 2018 at 20:10
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That’s because the Cache flag is specific to caches in classic memory. This is
located in src/men/caches. However ruby is a different memory system. It’s
cache debug flag is RubyCache. The implementation is located in
src/mem/ruby/structures.
Hope this helps.
On Oct 21, 2018, at 9:46 AM, Binod
On Sun, Oct 21, 2018 at 8:11 PM Afoakwa, Richard
mailto:rafoa...@ur.rochester.edu>> wrote:
That’s because the Cache flag is specific to caches in classic memory. This is
located in src/men/caches. However ruby is a different memory system. It’s
cache debug flag is RubyCache. The imple
How do you mean exactly when you say you provide the cpu-clock option? Are you
saying you set the ruby clk_domain frequency to the cpu-clock frequency, or you
mean something else entirely?
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Subject: Re: [gem5-users] deadlock in garnet when cpu clock is changed
How do you mean exactly when you say you provide the cpu-clock option? Are you
saying you set the ruby clk_domain frequency to the
