RISC-V 64-bit FU540 Board Setup and SDK Build Method

In this lecture, we will cover "RISC-V 64-bit FU540 Board Setup and SDK Build Methods."

The previous webinar covered the RISC-V 32-bit FE310 CPU, which you may have felt was not significantly different from ARM Cortex-M.

However, this webinar focuses on setting up a board equipped with the RISC-V 64-bit FU540 CPU and building a Linux SDK, providing an excellent opportunity to experience Linux in the 64-bit environment that is becoming the mainstream trend today.



In this webinar, we will explain the Freedom U540, which features 4 embedded 64-bit RISC-V cores from SiFive.  

This board is a Linux development platform equipped with 8GB DDR4, 32MB QuadSPI Flash, gigabit Ethernet port, and MicroSD card.  

It also supports PCI Express (PCIe) and enables connection of various devices through FMC connectors and I/O expansion pins.  

This is an excellent opportunity to systematically understand how to configure the Linux development environment for this board and how to build the related SDK.

Following the previous lecture, we hope this webinar will be a valuable session for you to understand the RISC-V 64-bit development environment.


Webinar Key Topics
-Understanding RISC-V 64-bit FU540 Board
-RISC-V 64-bit FU540 Board Hands-on Training
-Linux Development Environment Setup Methods
-Related SDK Build Methods
-Latest CPU Market Trends