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Create block devices on your computer backed by Redstone Memory
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Re: Create block devices on your computer backed by Redstone Memory
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Just someone willing to build a full ARM emulator with VGA and IO in redstone. Once you can get Linux booting, you can start writing kernel modules to support the various redstone IO devices. Once that’s all hooked up, you try compiling Java. Once Java is running you’re off. It’d probably be terribly slow though, unless you made a redstone optimized CPU. Then you’d need to get Linux building on that.
Rock on, I have implemented the components of ARM, but at an undergrad homework assignment level, not a “emulate ARM” level. Am I correct to say this class is called computer architecture? Linux is obviously Operating Systems, and “compiling Java” is Compilers—I think this is a 3 semester project if we can align schedules and keep the team together
Re: Create block devices on your computer backed by Redstone Memory
#33Re: Create block devices on your computer backed by Redstone Memory
#34Earlier quoted context omitted.
Just someone willing to build a full ARM emulator with VGA and IO in redstone. Once you can get Linux booting, you can start writing kernel modules to support the various redstone IO devices. Once that’s all hooked up, you try compiling Java. Once Java is running you’re off. It’d probably be terribly slow though, unless you made a redstone optimized CPU. Then you’d need to get Linux building on that.
Rock on, I have implemented the components of ARM, but at an undergrad homework assignment level, not a “emulate ARM” level. Am I correct to say this class is called computer architecture? Linux is obviously Operating Systems, and “compiling Java” is Compilers—I think this is a 3 semester project if we can align schedules and keep the team together
Re: Create block devices on your computer backed by Redstone Memory
#35Earlier quoted context omitted.
Wouldn't be too hard to add some hamming encoding
You're going to need redundancy of some sort. The Enderman can just steal your read (head)block.
Re: Create block devices on your computer backed by Redstone Memory
#36Earlier quoted context omitted.
Rock on, I have implemented the components of ARM, but at an undergrad homework assignment level, not a “emulate ARM” level. Am I correct to say this class is called computer architecture? Linux is obviously Operating Systems, and “compiling Java” is Compilers—I think this is a 3 semester project if we can align schedules and keep the team together
The linux boot sequence in a redstone ARM CPU might take 3 semesters by itself...
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