[Gems-users] Regarding the gems error: Invalid transaction

["Joshi,Madhura R" <mjoshi@xxxxxxx>]

Hello,

I am trying to run some simulations on garnet.  I am getting the 
following error related to cache. I am not ableto understand the 
meaning of it .I am only altering the network files and messages. 
The error message is related to cache.Can anyone please give 
pointer on following message?
Warning: in fn TransitionResult 
L2Cache_Controller::doTransitionWorker(L2Cache_Event, 
L2Cache_State, L2Cache_State&, const Address&) in 
generated/MOESI_CMP_directory/L2Cache_Transitions.C:2065: m_id is 
3
Warning: in fn TransitionResult 
L2Cache_Controller::doTransitionWorker(L2Cache_Event, 
L2Cache_State, L2Cache_State&, const Address&) in 
generated/MOESI_CMP_directory/L2Cache_Transitions.C:2066: 
m_version is 0
Warning: in fn TransitionResult 
L2Cache_Controller::doTransitionWorker(L2Cache_Event, 
L2Cache_State, L2Cache_State&, const Address&) in 
generated/MOESI_CMP_directory/L2Cache_Transitions.C:2067: 
g_eventQueue_ptr->getTime() is 27
Warning: in fn TransitionResult 
L2Cache_Controller::doTransitionWorker(L2Cache_Event, 
L2Cache_State, L2Cache_State&, const Address&) in 
generated/MOESI_CMP_directory/L2Cache_Transitions.C:2068: addr is 
[0x2c49ac0, line 0x2c49ac0]
Warning: in fn TransitionResult 
L2Cache_Controller::doTransitionWorker(L2Cache_Event, 
L2Cache_State, L2Cache_State&, const Address&) in 
generated/MOESI_CMP_directory/L2Cache_Transitions.C:2069: event is 
Fwd_GETS
Warning: in fn TransitionResult 
L2Cache_Controller::doTransitionWorker(L2Cache_Event, 
L2Cache_State, L2Cache_State&, const Address&) in 
generated/MOESI_CMP_directory/L2Cache_Transitions.C:2070: state is 
IGS
Fatal Error: in fn TransitionResult 
L2Cache_Controller::doTransitionWorker(L2Cache_Event, 
L2Cache_State, L2Cache_State&, const Address&) in 
generated/MOESI_CMP_directory/L2Cache_Transitions.C:2071: Invalid 
transition
Abort (SIGABRT) in main thread
The simulation state has been corrupted. Simulation cannot 
continue.
Please restart Simics.

Sincerely,
M. Joshi