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If this is real ... sign me up! I have a couple of RISC-V Arduino clones, interesting but not that useful. I've ported software to RISC-V using the Fedora RIS
by lsllc 6y ago
If this is real ... sign me up! I have a couple of RISC-V Arduino clones, interesting but not that useful. I've ported software to RISC-V using the Fedora RISC-V port running under QEMU. It'll be nice to finally get inexpensive Linux capable hardware in hand!
Of course, what would be really good would be a CHIP-Pro style module that is a complete Linux SBC suitable for inclusion in a IoT PCB design. Thus far, the CHIP-Pro (ARM-32) and Onion Omega2 (MIPS-32) have been the only viable reasonably priced embeddable Linux modules I've seen.
- rkagerer 6y agoDidn't Next Thing Co, the makers of CHIP, go bankrupt? (I recall a Voder backer order I had with them that never materialized)
- lsllc 6y agoThey did but the founder started up again with the same design. Only the price is much higher (can't blame them, the CHIP-Pro was a steal which I think is why they went under). EDIT: The reboot was called Source Parts but it looks like they may have gone under also. Too bad, the CHIP-Pro was pretty nice.