>can't agree It's not their job. RISC-V Foundation is the entity in charge of specs, not manufacturers. Platform specs exist, which cover boot and the environ

>can't agree It's not their job. RISC-V Foundation is the entity in charge of specs, not manufacturers. Platform specs exist, which cover boot and the environment a kernel will expect, among other things. The manufacturers simply follow these specs. So far, quite successfully at that. Unlike the ARM situation.