Slackware RISC-V (riscv64)
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Since boards began to appear on RISС-V and I would like to have Slackware as a system, therefore, as soon as the boards appear in the free access, the porting project will be launched.
A board that has adequate price and performance and has the form factor of a BeagleV developer board. BeagleV specifications:
There is also an iFive Unmatched mini-ITX board based on the SiFive FU740 processor, but the price is completely different. This platform is the most open and it would be nice to use such equipment. In general, I hope that there are those interested in this platform. |
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Perhaps someone is simply not aware of the development of this architecture and its state. |
slarm64-riscv64 starting to compile packages
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Cool, only just found out about Beagle V recently, I'm interested in Slackware on it!
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I like:
Does sram have same row hammer vulnerability as dram? If not, from a manufacturers pov, if someone had the dough (which I don't), is it theoretically possible to solder 500 1MB sram chips (or 1000 512kb chips) onto some kind of circuit board to provide half gig or sram to use instead of dram? Thanks sndwvs: I feel like I'm drafting in your wake: you're always a few steps ahead, working out what I would eventually try to, if you hadn't already. Besides, slackware on x86/x86_64 just works without any puzzles to figure out; single board computing is like the old days: sound, x11, network adapters, don't always work off the get go, and each device is like a new puzzle--more productive than sudoku, imho. |
That's MIPS Technologies is switching to RISC-V.
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Hi,
I'm the mantainer of Slackware for riscv64. I've been working on this since 2019, and I do have an unofficial blessing from Patrick to work on the project. My roofs is quite larger, with all of the packages is about +4G will full install. I'm currently working on updating glibc, and to get some of the packages updated to keep it up to date with slackware-current. Any testing and bug reports on github will be quite appreciated. Also if you need me to hurry on a certain package or something, write me a note and I'll get to it. Currently I've only tested X11 apps via SSH, as I only have a Hifive Unleashed to test, without the very expensive FPGA that I need to plug in a video card. I'm in line to get an early BeagleV, so I do hope that compilation times, testing and specially X11 testing will be easier. I hope my packages can also help to advance the slarm64 port, and if you need anything at all, I'd be happy to help. https://github.com/fede2cr/slackware_riscv/ |
HI fede2,
Thanks, rootfs is specially minimal, the rest is optional. the package base is currently 1131. I am using the original slackbuild from slackware64, all additions for riscv64 are here. All packages are compiled to station p1 (rk3399). also for a 64 bit system I use the interpreter in /lib64. Code:
patchelf --print-interpreter /bin/bash |
there is one more board on the RISC-V platform SoС Allwinner D1. As far as I understand, pine64.org will release their own board on this processor.
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this board is canceled
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ahh, a newer beagle v, nice
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