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Icepi Zero ECP5 + KianV RISC V now boots Linux 6.17 rc4 Cyao

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Logic Destroyer

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Icepi Zero Linux SoC

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KianV v0.9 hell bootloader fucks up memory like a corner case hunter

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@micko_mame 👆

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ICEpi Zero ECP5 v1.2 is now officially supported. The SDRAM controller has been reworked to meet JEDEC specs with a refresh scheduler and open row policy for fewer cycles. FPGA RISC-V @icyelectronics

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KianV RISC-V | JEDEC SDRAM Controller (LogicDestroyer / Hellraiser Style) — UPDATE: Scheduler + Open-Row Policy

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@icyelectronics Icepi Zero looks like a splendid piece of hardware I was waiting for, ECP5 with all the connectors I need and RAM! Judging by the speed KianRV SoC is running, it will be a complete overkill for my retro stuff ;) I immediately ordered 2 from @crowd_supply @icyelectronics

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New favorite FPGA board: Tiny, running Kianv Linux. This week I’ll solder it for network support, and maybe finally implement cross clock domains too.

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Had to rework the SDRAM controller, it was acting up with Winbond. Now it runs with Micron and Winbond… plus added a refresh scheduler. Hitting the repo soon… and 3 weeks vacation – lmao. @micko_mame @YosysHQ GateMate should work with the new controller.

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@YosysHQ @machdyne my friend!

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Bam!

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full drama

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@icyelectronics this setup is sweet, love seeing linux run on these boards, perfect for diy projects

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