I tarred up just the files that have changed since the beta1 release and put them here: http://www.m5sim.org/dist/current/m5_2.0b1p1-overlay.tgz Once you download this, go into the m5 directory (the top of your unpacked beta1 tree) and untar it to overwrite the changed files. I didn't distribute it as a normal diff patch because we changed a couple of the regression test binaries, so this was easier. This should take care of the most common bugs people have found in the beta1 release, including the "parameter 'mem' not found" and the bogus cache stat values that can make the regression tests fail. Steve

On 8/25/06, Steve Reinhardt <stever(a)eecs.umich.edu> wrote: > I tarred up just the files that have changed since the beta1 release and > put them here: The version-testing code breaks on my mysql version because `10a' is not numeric. I have mysql from the following RPM: mysql-4.1.10a-1.RHEL4.1 Not likely the most recent version, but letters in version numbers do happen. My version of mysql is more recent than 4.1, so I'll just remove the check. Michael

I met some problems in running multiple benchmarks in full-system.

To run one benchmark, I can use:

But how to run multiple benchmarks simultaneously? Should I connect to

Thanks!

Hi, I met some problems in running multiple benchmarks in full-system. To run one benchmark, I can use: ./build/ALPHA_FS/m5.opt ./configs/examples/fs.py –b NetperfMaerts It seems like I don't need to boot up the OS, and just type the command in local host machine. But how to run multiple benchmarks simultaneously? Should I connect to the simulated console interface and run them ? how to run them? Thanks! Tracy

 I met some problems in running multiple benchmarks in full-system.

 To run one benchmark, I can use:

 But how to run multiple benchmarks simultaneously? Should I connect to

 Thanks!

hi tracy, when you type that command, the simulator does boot up an os, you can see if you turn on the console interface right away, it is definitely booting. but you're correct in that you didn't need to do anything special to do so. if you want to run more benchmarks, you'll need to modify or make your own rcS script to tell the simulator OS what to do - see m5/configs/boot for examples. lisa On 11/29/06, rlai(a)mtu.edu <rlai(a)mtu.edu> wrote: > > Hi, > > I met some problems in running multiple benchmarks in full-system. > > To run one benchmark, I can use: > ./build/ALPHA_FS/m5.opt ./configs/examples/fs.py –b NetperfMaerts > It seems like I don't need to boot up the OS, and just type the command in > local host machine. > > But how to run multiple benchmarks simultaneously? Should I connect to > the simulated console interface and run them ? how to run them? > > Thanks! > > Tracy > > _______________________________________________ > m5-users mailing list > m5-users(a)m5sim.org > http://m5sim.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/m5-users > >