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May 2022: Kianv RISC-V Baremetal Achievement
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The video shows the following: An ice40Stick FPGA with 1280 lookup tables running the KianV RISC-V CPU, which controls an OLED display using ported software from Seeed Studio. Additionally, there are other FPGAs driving the OLED display, with many small pixels moving around and bouncing off each other. Then, there's an HDMI output from a double-buffering framebuffer that renders 3D animations and also displays pixels. The great thing is that everything—the complete hardware—was self-developed. That was my status as of May 2022.

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Undocumented levels of autism going on here.

In no case!

Then another year and a few months passed. And then I built a uLinux RISC-V ASIC, which also works. And all of this was done using only open-source tools as part of the Tiny Tapeout project. And the awesome thing is—it works! I ran it for weeks, and I still can't believe why it actually works.

looks like a fking DJ set

Do you have any resources on how to get into this type of music production?

hey that's so cool

Ładne..

This is soo cool

A doohickey or perhaps a thingamabob of sorts
