Implementing a RISC-V Hypervisor(seiya.me) To implement a seamless Linux integration into Starina, I decided to go with a Linux lightweight VM approach similar to WSL2. This means I need to implement a hypervisor that can run Linux.
OrangePi RV2: The New Reference SBC for RISC-V Enthusiasts(boilingsteam.com) OrangePi is fairly famous by now as an alternative manufacturer for Raspberry Pi-like mini-computer boards, usually based on ARM processors (but not only). Very recently they announced the upcoming availability of a new board, the OrangePi RV2, based on a new RISC-V SOC (the Ky X1, with 8 cores running at 1.6 Ghz).
Banana Pi BPI-RV2 RISC-V gateway board(banana-pi.org) Banana Pi BPI-RV2 open source gateway is a device based on Siflower SF21H8898 SoC, 1 × 2.5G WAN network interface, 5 Gigabit LAN network interface, onboard 512MB DDR3 memory, 128 MiB NAND, 16 MiB NOR, M.2 interface, MINI PCIE and USB 2.0 interface, etc.
OrangePi RV2: The New Reference SBC for RISC-V Enthusiasts – Full Review(boilingsteam.com) OrangePi is fairly famous by now as an alternative manufacturer for Raspberry Pi-like mini-computer boards, usually based on ARM processors (but not only). Very recently they announced the upcoming availability of a new board, the OrangePi RV2, based on a new RISC-V SOC (the Ky X1, with 8 cores running at 1.6 Ghz).
"Moonshots" Initiative to Secure the Future of RISC OS(riscosopen.org) Cambridge, UK – 28-Mar-2025 – RISC OS Open Limited (ROOL) is calling on the global technology community to support a bold new initiative to secure the long-term future of RISC OS. The company today announced the launch of its Moonshots programme – a strategic shift away from incremental development, towards large-scale engineering efforts aimed at modernising the operating system for next-generation Arm architectures.
Dropping RISC-V Support(chimera-linux.org) The next set of images will drop RISC-V support. The builder is currently still going but within the next few days it will stop, and the repositories will stay in place but frozen.
Dropping RISC-V Support(chimera-linux.org) The next set of images will drop RISC-V support. The builder is currently still going but within the next few days it will stop, and the repositories will stay in place but frozen.
Europe Takes Another Whack at Homegrown Compute Engines(nextplatform.com) With RISC-V International, the body controlling the RISC-V instruction set, located in Switzerland for the past five years, RISC-V now has just as much right to call itself indigenous to Europe as does Arm Ltd, the British chip company that finds itself on the other side of the English Channel after the Brexit break up and that is still around 90 percent owned by Japanese conglomerate SoftBank.