I am a n00b to gem5.
I am somewhat confused by the instructions for running linux on aarch4 simulation found here http://gem5.org/ARM_Kernel#AArch64
Those instructions don't say where the dtb file or filesystem come from. Poking around on http://www.gem5.org/dist/current/arm/ it seems I can find these pieces from the gem5 20170606 release but not the latest gem5 201901106 release
The linux kernel is 3.5 years old https://gem5.googlesource.com/arm/linux
Is there an intermediate gem5 distribution release I should try?
I'm looking for a recipe that builds for aarch64 a modern linux (5.0 or later), a modern file system (using bitbake and openembedded), has a plausible device tree, and is ready to give to gem5 to execute.
Robert Henry
I am a n00b to gem5.
I am somewhat confused by the instructions for running linux on aarch4 simulation found here http://gem5.org/ARM_Kernel#AArch64
Those instructions don't say where the dtb file or filesystem come from. Poking around on http://www.gem5.org/dist/current/arm/ it seems I can find these pieces from the gem5 20170606 release but not the latest gem5 201901106 release
The linux kernel is 3.5 years old https://gem5.googlesource.com/arm/linux
Is there an intermediate gem5 distribution release I should try?
I'm looking for a recipe that builds for aarch64 a modern linux (5.0 or later), a modern file system (using bitbake and openembedded), has a plausible device tree, and is ready to give to gem5 to execute.
Robert Henry