Re: [Gems-users] ruby error after ruby0.init

[Dan Gibson <degibson@xxxxxxxx>]

.craff files can come from one of two places:
1) Simics.net: Simics distributes disk dumps of SPARC/Linux, and you can 
use these if you want or...
2) Make them yourself, by *installing* Solaris on Simics itself, using 
the sol10-cd-install-1.simics script and similar scripts in 
$GEMS/simics/home/sarek. You will need to download Solaris 10 (or 8 or 
9) from Sun (which is now freely available).
The OS-install process is documented in the simics documentation, found 
in $GEMS/simics/doc, specifically Chapter 6 of 
simics-target-guide-seregeti.pdf.
Regards,
Dan

Liping Xue wrote:
> Hi,
>  I try to run it under sarek directory, but I got the following errors 
> (I use sarek-1p.simics)
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
>
> setting attribute files in sd25B_2_0_image:
> illegal value: Error opening file sarek2.1-extras.craff: No such file or 
> directory
> Error while loading a configuration: Failed to initialize all objects
> This has left the configuration system in an inconsistent state.
> Restarting Simics is recommended.
>
> Failed to initialize all objects
>
> Failed loading the configuration in Simics. This is probably
> due to some misconfiguration, or that some required file is
> missing. Please check the above output for error messages
>
> [sarek-common.simics:105] the command did not complete properly; 
> interrupting script
> [sarek-1p.simics:5] the command did not complete properly; interrupting 
> script
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
>
> Where can I find the sarek2.1-extras.craff? I find some related 
> discussion about it in gems maillist, but after reading the discussion,
> I still have difficulties to make the disk dumps. Any help?
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 
>
> Blas,
>
> I think you can download disk dumps for sarek from simics.net but they 
> would not
> give you the keys to decode them because of licensing issues. So you 
> have two options:
> - Make an image of a real disk on which you have installed solaris and 
> boot from
> it (you can find help on it in simics user guide)
>
> OR
>
> - Install solaris directly on simics and make an image from that (you 
> can find
> help on it in simics target guide for serengeti).
>
>
>
> You can download solaris free from sun's website.
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>
>
>
> -- Liping
>
>
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