Re: [Gems-users] checkpoints problem

["Lei Yang" <lei.d.yang@xxxxxxxxx>]

I suggest you try to compile a cross compiler for your workloads.
Compile natively on the simulator may take a very long time and have a
high chance to fail. Once you have a binary compiled for your
simulation target, you can use the simics hostfs (mount host file
system and copy to your simulator), start the execution of the
workload, and then save checkpoints.

This is actually a Simics question, you should probably post to Simics
forum to get more answers.

Lei

On 11/12/07, 王佐 <qiushui@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> gems-users，您好！
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>           I am a new to GEMS. I have a questions about GEMS: How can I create a checkpoints?
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>           I have install a solaris on the  platinum.disk. When i use the workload-check-create.sh to create the checkpoints. It tell me can not find the workload. Because I do not have a remote machine to compile the workload, I want to start the solaris first, then compile and excute the workload in the simulated solaris system, then i can use write-conf to create the checkpionts. Am I right? or is there other methods to create checkpoints?
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> 王佐
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> 2007-11-13
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