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Getting Started - process getting killed #10
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Which OS/kernel are you using? Can you post the output of |
OS/kernel
dmesg
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Can you also post the
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From here on it is what posted before. |
I cannot reproduce the problem. I just tested it with a 4.4.0 kernel and it's working fine for me. Maybe you are using some non-default kernel option, or there is an incompatibility with some other kernel module. I would suggest booting from a flash drive with Ubuntu 18.04 and trying again in that environment. |
I am trying to setup nanoBench and use the kernel space implementation on a Haswell machine.
I built the code for the driver and installed it. However, when I run the example the process gets killed.
sudo ./kernel-nanoBench.sh -asm "ADD RAX, RBX; add RBX, RAX" -config configs/cfg_Haswell_common.txt ./kernel-nanoBench.sh: line 122: 21457 Killed $taskset cat /proc/nanoBench
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