top | item 21940133 (no title) Gladdyu | 6 years ago The issue was that there wasn't a cheap riscv board that supported the privileged section of the ISA (so you can run an OS on it). This, being a microcontroller, doesn't either. discuss order hn newest freeopinion|6 years ago The Reference Manual claims "Machine (M) and User (U) Privilege levels support" on page 22.Probably not the kind of privileges discussed yesterday. Taniwha|6 years ago yup, for linux you want M/S/U modes at least (kernel runs in S) and page table table support of course load replies (1)
freeopinion|6 years ago The Reference Manual claims "Machine (M) and User (U) Privilege levels support" on page 22.Probably not the kind of privileges discussed yesterday. Taniwha|6 years ago yup, for linux you want M/S/U modes at least (kernel runs in S) and page table table support of course load replies (1)
Taniwha|6 years ago yup, for linux you want M/S/U modes at least (kernel runs in S) and page table table support of course load replies (1)
freeopinion|6 years ago
Probably not the kind of privileges discussed yesterday.
Taniwha|6 years ago