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From what I can tell, the RISC-V processor handles all of the phone functionality in a way that's almost entirely decoupled from the app-module/smartphone featu
by entropicdrifter 2y ago
From what I can tell, the RISC-V processor handles all of the phone functionality in a way that's almost entirely decoupled from the app-module/smartphone features. The phone part has its own firmware and drives the screen separately from the app-module. They added a green indicator light to show when the RISC-V "core" is using the screen vs when the app-module is.
The graphics processor is probably just for when the RISC-V core takes over the screen, as well.
- Neywiny 2y agoWhat's the purpose though? You can put your own code on the app processor too. I don't know Android kernel dev but presumably with aosp you can do whatever the RV core does either in the A class core or using one of the many SoMs with built-in M class cores.