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Revision as of 11:39, 16 August 2006
Note: This page is currently in transition, and partially reflects v1.1 and partially the new v2.0 features. See the doxygen docs for documentation on the current (v1.1) release.
Starting Out
- Compiling M5 - How to compile the simulator
- Running M5 - How to run the simulator
- Debugging M5 - Debugging tips and strategies
Starting out in Full System
- Running M5 in Full-System Mode - How to run in full-system mode
- m5term - How to use the m5term
- Using linux-dist to Create Disk Images and Kernels for M5 - How to create a Linux disk image/kernel
Simulator Internals
- Memory System - Overview of M5's new memory system
- Configuration Files Explained - Overview of config files
- Using the Statistics Package - Using the statistics package
- ISA description system - The new ISA description primer
- CPU Models - Overview of the various CPU models in M5
- I/O Devices - Overview of the various I/O devices
- I/O Base Classes - Information about the I/O device base classes
