Hi Ojas,
You can use the sample config script in
‘configs/example/gem5_library/x86-parsec-benchmarks.py’ to simulate parsec
in x86 full system.
Thanks,
Kaustav.
On Fri, Feb 23, 2024 at 8:10 AM Flash Mobster via gem5-users <
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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
Hi Daniel,
You should see some minute differences in the total boot time for each of
the ISAs. However here are some reasons why you're seeing this kind of
difference in the boot times.
I am assuming that you're using the default pre-built disk image resources
from Gem5 Resources. The reason that
Hi Aritra,
I suggest using gem5 version 22 with stdlib for running benchmarks. Version
22 has several sample config scripts to run SPEC CPU2006, SPEC CPU2017,
PARSEC and a few other benchmarks (configs/example/gem5_library/). All of
these scripts run in full-system mode, which should solve the pro
