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  almost 4 years ago by mlnoga | Reply

  Great idea. Maybe there's even a way to use a kind of hardware? I understand that several FPGA vendors already offer RISC-V configurations, e.g. this one claims 2GB DRAM and an 800 MHz clock.

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    almost 4 years ago by ldevulder | Reply

    For a first version the idea is to use VM on x86_64 as the same way it was done for aarch64. Next yes real HW could be used, maybe by re-using what has been developed for RPi. This new board could be interesting to use instead of FPGA: https://beaglev.seeed.cc/

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  For a first version the idea is to use VM on x86_64 as the same way it was done for aarch64. Next yes real HW could be used, maybe by re-using what has been developed for RPi. This new board could be interesting to use instead of FPGA: https://beaglev.seeed.cc/
   
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  For a first version the idea is to use VM on x86_64 as the same way it was done for aarch64. Next yes real HW could be used, maybe by re-using what has been developed for RPi. This new board could be interesting to use instead of FPGA: https://beaglev.seeed.cc/
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Great idea. Maybe there's even a way to use a kind of hardware? I understand that several FPGA vendors already offer RISC-V configurations, e.g. [this one](https://fraserinnovations.com/product/risc-v-board-artix-100t-xc7a100t-fii-prx100-d-xilinx-risc-v-fpga-board-riscv-sopc-ai-xilinx-artix-7/) claims 2GB DRAM and an 800 MHz clock.
 
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