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What I would love is something similar that could boot on raspberry pi...
by anonymousDan 2y ago
What I would love is something similar that could boot on raspberry pi...
- renewiltord 2y agoXINU works on a Beaglebone Black it seems https://github.com/jarrocha/XinuBBB/tree/main https://github.com/jarrocha/XinuBBB/tree/main
- tbrock 2y agohttps://github.com/patha454/xv6_pi_mp https://github.com/patha454/xv6_pi_mp
- _mlbt 2y agoUltibo is pretty cool… https://ultibo.org/ https://ultibo.org/ It’s a bare metal Free Pascal environment for Raspberry Pi.
- MikeTheGreat 2y agoDisclaimer: I've made LEDs blink with an Arduino and I think microcontrollers are cool, but I'm an embedded systems noob for sure :) I poked around the FAQ a bit and I'm kinda confused about this. Do you write bare-metal Pascal programs in this? I.e., do you write a Pascal program that uses Ultibo libraries to run without a separate operating system? How is the resulting program different from a unikernel? I think I'm mostly confused about why the IDE is bare-metal (why not write your Pascal programs in a normal environment and then run it bare metal on your RPi)D
- _mlbt 2y ago> Do you write bare-metal Pascal programs in this? I.e., do you write a Pascal program that uses Ultibo libraries to run without a separate operating system? Yes, that's exactly how it works. > How is the resulting program different from a unikernel? I think that's essentially what Ultibo is. > I think I'm mostly confused about why the IDE is bare-metal (why not write your Pascal programs in a normal environment and then run it bare metal on your RPi)D You do run the IDE in a normal environment and then run it on your RPi. See below for a better description of how it works... https://ultibo.org/wiki/Getting_Started https://ultibo.org/wiki/Getting_Started
- shrubble 2y agoThere are versions for at least up to RPi 3: https://github.com/xinu-os/xinu/blob/master/docs/arm/rpi/Raspberry-Pi.rst https://github.com/xinu-os/xinu/blob/master/docs/arm/rpi/Ras...
- renewiltord 2y agoAmazing. I have to take a crack at this.