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=== gem5 arm Linux kernel patches
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https://gem5.googlesource.com/arm/linux/ contains an ARM Linux kernel fork with a few gem5 specific Linux kernel patches on top of mainline created by ARM Holdings.
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Those patches look interesting, but it is obviously not possible to understand what those patches actually do from their commit message.
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So let's explain them one by one here as we understand them:
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* `drm: Add component-aware simple encoder` allows you to see images through VNC: <<graphic-mode-gem5>>
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* `gem5: Add support for gem5's extended GIC mode` adds support for more than 8 cores: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50248067/how-to-run-a-gem5-arm-aarch64-full-system-simulation-with-fs-py-with-more-than-8/50248068#5024806
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=== gem5 stats
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=== gem5 stats
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Lets try to understand some stats better.
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Lets try to understand some stats better.
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