Linux question.

This is the last step of the project I've been asking about since last time. If the L2 cache miss exceeds 50%, the LED is lit up. Thank you so much, @Daeyoung Heo and Tod. However, in order for L2 Cash to use more than 50%, the process must continue to run, but even if you turn the WC you told me last time, it seems that more than 50 percent is far from enough.

I found a command called stress while I was looking for the Internet, so can I randomly overload cashmith to exceed 50 percent? Or please let me know if there is another way to randomly overload the process.

Thank you.

linux

2022-09-21 17:01

1 Answers

I don't know much about Linux, but when I searched, there was like this. It's a way to use something called mprime.

$ mkdir mprime2511
$ $ cd mprime2511
$ $ wget http://mersenneforum.org/gimps/mprime2511.tar.gz
$ $ rpm -ivh mprime2511.tar.gz
$ $ ./mprime

Would you like to try this?

If you run it, you'll get an option to define the amount of memory you want to enter, and I think you can follow the instructions.

2022-09-21 17:01

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