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Booting Linux #21
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Yes, we successfully booted Linux using linux-vp.mp4However, we experiment more with embedded operating systems like Zephyr and RIOT in our own work at the moment. For this reason, depending on your Linux image and your Kernel config, you might run into some minor issues here and there when attempting to boot Linux using If you have any specific questions regarding |
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@Cirromulus B. R. |
Yes, the toolchain mentioned in the Readme is for embedded / bare-metal applications (FE320). |
@Cirromulus Thank you. |
I get the impression that you did not understand what TLM stands for. |
Hi, @nmeum Then I ran the command: I got this error: I know I missed something, e.g. specify the kernel image and rootfs. B. R. |
I actually used buildroot instead of the Freedom-U-SDK in the past. Attached is an older image I generated a few years ago which should boot with current linux-vp (see README.md in the attached tarball). As I mentioned in the earlier comment, we are currently not actively working with Linux, hence you might run into bugs with newer Linux versions or different configurations. If your employer is interested in improving linux-vp feel free to reach out to us via email at Attachments:
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@nmeum Thank you very much. |
Is it capable of booting linux right now? thanks.
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