Changes between Version 13 and Version 14 of almosOnTsarDoc

Timestamp:

Aug 21, 2012, 1:04:53 AM (13 years ago)

Author:

almaless

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almosOnTsarDoc

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-This will launch the TSAR full-system simulator with its 4 tty terminals and one frame-buffer window. You will end by having a shell prompt on the tty1. That is it ... you are done !!
+This will launch the TSAR full-system simulator with its 4 tty terminals and one frame-buffer window. You will end by having a shell prompt on the tty1. 
+
+That is it ... you are done !!
 
 The tty0 and tty3 are reserved for the kernel trace and information messages. For a user application, the tty1 represent the stdin and stdout while the tty2 represent the stderr. 
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-This will copy the ''./hello'' to ''/bin/hello'' inside the ''hdd-img.bin'' file system image.
+This will copy the ''hello'' program located in your current directory on your host machine (Linux) to ''/bin/hello'' inside the ''hdd-img.bin'' file system image.
+
+Now, lets go to the ''DISTRIB/test/pf1'' directory and launch the simulator:
+
+{{{
+$ cd ''DISTRIB/test/pf1''
+$ make sim1
+}}}
+
+Wait until you get a prompt on the ''tty1'' console, then type:
+
+{{{
+[/HOME/ROOT]>ls /bin
+}}}
+
+The contents of ''/bin'' directory will be listed and the ''hello'' program must figure in the list. To run ''/bin/hello'' program, type the following command on the ''tty1'' console:
+
+{{{
+[/HOME/ROOT]>exec /bin/hello
+}}}
+
+You can see some kernel log messages on the ''tty0'' and ''tty3'' until you see the output of your ''hello'' program arrives on the ''tty1''. 
+
+That is it ... you are done !!
 
 == Running without interactive mode ==