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MP3 playback on a custom Linux RISC-V FPGA SoC. What more could you want?

Logic Destroyer — Proven in Silicon.

22,133 views • 9 days ago

0:21

Ok bro... we have a 32-bit counter. Let it count 1 tick per second and wait 136 years, 70 days, 6 hours, 28 minutes, and 16 seconds for rollover, or just count 1,000,000 ticks per second and wait only 1 hour, 11 minutes, and 35 seconds.

logic destroyer

40,199 views • 1 month ago

5:33

Yo, testing KianV StealthV on the Genesis 2 now with 1 GB of RAM and 100 MHz. This feels fucking awesome. DDR RAM is pure porn. Custom RISC-V Linux running on my own five-stage pipeline CPU. What more could you want? Of course, a badass out-of-order core is coming later. It's still in the design phase, though.

Logic Destroyer — Proven in Silicon.

21,848 views • 1 month ago

1:33

KianV Stealth Linux RISC-V SoC. First bring-up with a 5-stage pipeline CPU and GShare branch prediction. Running at 25 MHz for now during bring-up, but already timing clean at 50 MHz. Ported my old SoC parts like SDRAM controller and UART to the new pipeline core. Caches are still primitive, memory is single-beat and one clock domain only. Tons of potential left. Fun summer ahead.

logic destroyer

39,786 views • 2 months ago

2:11

Celebrating KianV RISC-V Chip Design

Logic Destroyer — Proven in Silicon.

74,167 views • 8 months ago

4:25

A small step for a hobby logic designer, but a giant leap for Tiny Tapeout. The first official RISC-V uLinux ASIC, yes, ASIC, you heard that right, is operational and functional. Just dabbling in chip design as a hobbyist. Haha, what an awesome achievement! Thanx to Matthew Venn Uri Shaked tnt's public account Rebellmike troyburn psychogenic #tinytapeout #chipdesign #verilog #130nm #Skywater #yosys #openlane Wokwi #logicDesign #logicDestroyer

logic destroyer

147,395 views • 2 years ago

4:14

Dude, I haven’t touched my CPU since February. Getting back into it is crazy, but I just brought it back to life—synthesized and simulated. Can’t wait to hack on it again at the end of the month. It’s insanely fast and will be a Linux CPU. I’m super hyped. SystemVerilog forever.

logic destroyer

50,026 views • 7 months ago

0:24

Forget GPUs. Map the RISC-V register file to HDMI, use it as a framebuffer, and blast RISC-V across the screen on a kianV bare-metal beast. Dave W Plummer

logic destroyer

57,837 views • 11 months ago

2:07

Allow me to introduce my RISC-V #KianV machine, which boots #Linux on the FPGA with SDRAM. It's a simple design, but powerful. Starting with my vacation. How awesome... Linux and RISC-V forever... #Verilog is my life. #riscv

logic destroyer

101,688 views • 3 years ago

0:37

May 2022: Kianv RISC-V Baremetal Achievement

logic destroyer

50,767 views • 1 year ago

2:17

Let's write C++23 code in an academic style. I aim to implement a modern C++ threading example using 100 threads—both with and without mutex protection—on my self-designed, from-scratch RISC-V Linux SoC, KianV

logic destroyer

42,714 views • 1 year ago

1:36

Only UART. No VGA, no framebuffer. Just UART. Picked up my pipelined CPU Kian StealthV again after not touching it for a year. Just playing around a bit to get back into it and find the motivation to push it towards a Linux SoC.

logic destroyer

16,861 views • 4 months ago

0:30

My 9-year-old son's design works! I'm giving it to him to take to school so he can tell everyone he's a hobby chip designer.

logic destroyer

25,773 views • 1 year ago

0:25

Back in May 2022, when I got my first program running on a bare-metal RISC-V SoC that fits into an iCE40HX1K FPGA with only 1280 LUTs... that was some crazy shit!

logic destroyer

20,086 views • 1 year ago

1:15

Logic Destroyer. ULX3S in hand. Oakleys on. Texture Gouraud Shading running on his own KianV RISC V SoC. Witness this is what Logic Destroyer looks like.

logic destroyer

15,961 views • 11 months ago

2:33

Wrote a brutal C++23 CPU monitor for my KianV RISC-V Linux SoC on FPGA. It uses 8 GPIO LEDs to show live CPU load. Clean modern C++, signal-safe shutdown, no mercy , just pure hardware feedback.

logic destroyer

17,844 views • 1 year ago

0:22

HDMI donut by Logic Destroyer and his KianV bare-metal SoC.

Silicon Proven Destroyer

15,447 views • 11 months ago

0:45

Strap on our Troy Lee Designs enduro gloves and shred that donut with the gyro pure C on the KianV RISC-V HDMI SoC.

logic destroyer

14,218 views • 11 months ago

2:11

It’s still crazy that an iCE40HX8K FPGA runs the Linux 6.15-rc1 mainline kernel with networking. It’s crazy. KianV RISC-V has lost its innocence.

logic destroyer

17,416 views • 1 year ago

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MP3 playback on a custom Linux RISC-V FPGA SoC. What more could you want?

Ok bro... we have a 32-bit counter. Let it count 1 tick per second and wait 136 years, 70 days, 6 hours, 28 minutes, and 16 seconds for rollover, or just count 1,000,000 ticks per second and wait only 1 hour, 11 minutes, and 35 seconds.

Celebrating KianV RISC-V Chip Design

Dude, I haven’t touched my CPU since February. Getting back into it is crazy, but I just brought it back to life—synthesized and simulated. Can’t wait to hack on it again at the end of the month. It’s insanely fast and will be a Linux CPU. I’m super hyped. SystemVerilog forever.

Forget GPUs. Map the RISC-V register file to HDMI, use it as a framebuffer, and blast RISC-V across the screen on a kianV bare-metal beast. Dave W Plummer

Allow me to introduce my RISC-V #KianV machine, which boots #Linux on the FPGA with SDRAM. It's a simple design, but powerful. Starting with my vacation. How awesome... Linux and RISC-V forever... #Verilog is my life. #riscv

May 2022: Kianv RISC-V Baremetal Achievement

Let's write C++23 code in an academic style. I aim to implement a modern C++ threading example using 100 threads—both with and without mutex protection—on my self-designed, from-scratch RISC-V Linux SoC, KianV

Only UART. No VGA, no framebuffer. Just UART. Picked up my pipelined CPU Kian StealthV again after not touching it for a year. Just playing around a bit to get back into it and find the motivation to push it towards a Linux SoC.

My 9-year-old son's design works! I'm giving it to him to take to school so he can tell everyone he's a hobby chip designer.

Back in May 2022, when I got my first program running on a bare-metal RISC-V SoC that fits into an iCE40HX1K FPGA with only 1280 LUTs... that was some crazy shit!

Logic Destroyer. ULX3S in hand. Oakleys on. Texture Gouraud Shading running on his own KianV RISC V SoC. Witness this is what Logic Destroyer looks like.

Wrote a brutal C++23 CPU monitor for my KianV RISC-V Linux SoC on FPGA. It uses 8 GPIO LEDs to show live CPU load. Clean modern C++, signal-safe shutdown, no mercy , just pure hardware feedback.

HDMI donut by Logic Destroyer and his KianV bare-metal SoC.

Strap on our Troy Lee Designs enduro gloves and shred that donut with the gyro pure C on the KianV RISC-V HDMI SoC.

It’s still crazy that an iCE40HX8K FPGA runs the Linux 6.15-rc1 mainline kernel with networking. It’s crazy. KianV RISC-V has lost its innocence.