If it's X86 only, I'd strongly recommend using packer: http://packer.io. If
you look into the gem5 resources' README files you'll see examples of us
using it to build our benchmark disk images.
We provide some pre-build Linux kernels which will work with gem5 also.
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Hi Bobby
Thank you for the resources; I will look into those and see if they help.
Currently, I am trying to create an X86 disk image to run my benchmark to test
the performance of a defense I am working on, but I just haven't been able to
do it so far.
Hey James,
What sort of things are you trying to run on X86? gem5 resources provides
some benchmarking applications: https://resources.gem5.org (this website is
a bit of a work-in-progress which we hope to revamp as part of the next
release, but you can view the raw sources here:
Hi Gabe,
Thanks for the reply. Is this a possible addition for future updates?
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I am out of office with low connection to internet. Expect delays in my answer
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Hi James, there are not. I put a little time into making it easier to build
your own images with known good configurations and tools, but there's a lot
to do there still.
Gabe
On Wed, Dec 8, 2021 at 10:49 PM jamesbondtia--- via gem5-users <
gem5-users@gem5.org> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I noticed that
