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RISC-V RV64GC Virtio Linux EPK Booting Linux Kernel with busybear-linux File System

This short video shows the Imperas OVP model of the RISC-V RV64GC core running in an Extendable Platform Kit (EPK) simulation of a virtual platform that includes several components including, Virtio, PLIC, CLINT, and a UART and boots a standard Linux Kernel image with the busybear-linux file system. The booting to the Linux prompt takes under 5 seconds.

Comments

  • Bruce Weyer, vice president and business unit manager

    Microsemi Corporation

    Building out the Mi-V RISC-V ecosystem with the Imperas Extendable Platform Kit (EPK™) is a vital piece of our ecosystem offering as we continue to expand this program and enhance our ability to deliver innovative solutions for customers. The Imperas EPK allows for rapid software development and debugging of corner cases when using Mi-V soft CPUs on Microsemi field programmable gate array (FPGA) products.

  • Krishna Raghavan, President

    MIPS IP Licensing, Wave Computing

    The Imperas simulation and modeling technology has been a reliable and high-quality testing model used internally by the MIPS engineering team for many years. We are delighted to partner with Imperas to make this industrial-grade simulation technology available to support the MIPS Open program and further the momentum around open hardware development.