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The LowRISC design is based on an old version of Rocket. In those days it had an L2 cache and use tilelink-1 instead of the current 2. This core was...

While we were working on our improvements the Rocket development moved on to include compressed instructions, programmable interrupt, diplomacy, tilelink 2 etc, it would be difficult to retrofit our changes...

The configurations are stored in a file called Configs.scala, you can easily add more options yourself, I have not tried disabling the FPU, but I believe a similar syntax will...

This project is dormant now, pending somebody from lowRISC being allocated to work on it. You can still fork your own copy obviously.

In this case the coding is RMII, so it is checking two data bits and receive enable. Sent from my iPhone > On 24 Dec 2018, at 05:39, clare7 wrote:...

You could certainly adapt the code to only check a single byte but thereby the chance of a false sync could be increased. Bearing in mind the chance of a...

You did. The port  input_axis_tready of axis_gmii_tx.v is actually an output despite its name. This indicates in a convoluted way when the transmitter is ready for more input. If you...

No, but you can copy or customise the functionality connected to the switches.

Is-dhcp-client is not needed because it’s functionality is built into systemd

I recommend the buildroot option, Debian is a bit unstable just now