Building An Open Source Linux Computing System On RISC-V

Ince, M. Numan; Ledet, Joseph; Gunay, Melih

doi:10.1109/ubmyk48245.2019.8965559

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“…In addition to the OS architecture, [80] explores the building blocks of the development cycle of an open-source OS for the 64-bit little-endian RISC-V architecture, proposing a custom Linux distribution from Linux From Scratch (LFS) with independent userspace and a package manager written in Lua programming language. The proposal seeks to provide a Linux-based distribution for open source hardware and is the first OS targetting RISC-V.…”

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A Survey of the RISC-V Architecture Software Support

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RISC-V is a novel open instruction set architecture that supports multiple platforms while maintaining simplicity and reliability. Despite its novelty, the software support for RISC-V has been increasing in the last years, given that popular tool-chains and operating systems already have support for RISC-V. However, although many works have been exploring the RISC-V software ecosystem, no work that raised the current state of software support for RISC-V is available. In this context, this survey reviews the contributions introduced in the last years to understand the RISC-V's software ecosystem and its usage in both academic and industrial environments. We classified and evaluated the works into four main categories: fields of application, RISC-V implementations, software architecture, and deployment features. The primary goal of this research is to provide the community with a comprehensive overview of the current state of the art of RISC-V software support and identify and highlight the main contributions of recent works.

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“…RISC OS is a computer OS. It was designed to run on the ARM chipset and perform efficiently [34]. The pioneer ARM team developed RISC OS Computer OS.…”

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Comparative analysis of different Operating systems for Raspberry Pi in terms of scheduling, synchronization, and memory management

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Deep learning, big data, and the internet of things (IoT) have changed the world entirely. As an embedded computer, Raspberry Pi is playing a dynamic and prominent role in the era of ubiquitous computing. In ubiquitous computing, performance and real-time throughput are still an area of focus for Raspberry Pi. Indeed, process scheduling, page swapping, and process synchronization techniques are essential and crucial parameters of the operating system for Raspberry Pi. The key study objectives were; (i) explore the recent trend of applications of Raspberry Pi and (ii) comparison of process scheduling, page swapping and process synchronization techniques with different Raspberry Pi operating systems. The study concluded that Linux-based operating systems are offering an optimized and efficient computing environment for Raspberry Pi.

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Building an Open Source Big Data Platform Based on Milis Linux

Gunay

Ince

2021

Trends in Data Engineering Methods for Intelligent Systems

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Building An Open Source Linux Computing System On RISC-V

Cited by 7 publications

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A Survey of the RISC-V Architecture Software Support

A Survey of the RISC-V Architecture Software Support

Comparative analysis of different Operating systems for Raspberry Pi in terms of scheduling, synchronization, and memory management

Building an Open Source Big Data Platform Based on Milis Linux

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