Hi Lou,
Thx for your answer, I know that link. AFAIK Zephyr or FreedomStudio use a
different approach as a header file is generated from the .dts and then
used to create the binary (.bin then .hex). It looks like the binary is
"standalone" with no use of a bootloader (RED-V includes a Segger firmw
Hello Pierre,
I used this repo and procedure (
https://github.com/pragnesh26992/rtems/blob/master/README-frdme310arty.md ) a
couple years ago to build RTEMS for the Arty and things may have changed. I
don't know much about the RED-V board, but it might be worth investigating the
need for a bo
Hi,
I've just bought a RED-V board (https://www.sparkfun.com/products/15594)
based on a SiFive FE310 SoC. I've successfully tested a bare-metal (with
FreedomStudio) and a Zephyr program on it. When connecting the board to USB
a folder appears and you just have to copy a .hex file to flash the boa
