My riscv beaglebone arrived tonight! I'm probably not going to do much with it right away, but I'm browsing the docs for it rn and
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it uses android????????
EDIT: apparently this is just the normal way to flash stuff these days
My riscv beaglebone arrived tonight! I'm probably not going to do much with it right away, but I'm browsing the docs for it rn and
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it uses android????????
EDIT: apparently this is just the normal way to flash stuff these days
@aeva I don't understand how someone can come up short on power bricks? At this point in life you should have a bucket of em.
ok the power supply for the riscv beaglebone arrived, and it appears I ordered the correct one too! this is the one I bought should anyone else be interested in joining me on this journey: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/15312
I'm guessing I can probably just power it over USB and SSH to it in the mean time, but I've yet to confirm this.
I'm a bit miffed that if you buy a BeagleV-Ahead with the intent of using it like a normal computer, you also need to buy another thing that you most likely don't have on hand, and it's only like half documented.
a small update: I have ordered a power supply for the device, which will probably get here sometime next week. I am baffled as to why they didn't just put more USB ports on it like they did with the beaglebone black, but I'm sure there was probably a good reason for it maybe. What's really cool is the docs don't actually say what power supply you need, but I'm pretty sure it's the same as with beaglebone black.
I will now stuff the BeagleV-Ahead into my BeagleV-Drawr until I acquire a proper power supply for it, upon which I will resume my BeagleV-Experiments.
imo they should have tarted up the default theme a little so you could pretend it was special for having a different ISA
There it is, Linux running on a "risky" processor. This thing has one USB port, and I'm currently using it to power the thing instead of the barrel jack (as apposed to using the USB port to attach a mouse and keyboard), so there's not much else I can do with it at the moment. Still kind of neat, just think of all the risky things I'll be able to do. Which are normal things, I guess, but riskier.
product page for the beaglebone says "50GFLOPS, 3Mpixel/s Imagination BXM-4-64" about the gpu.
product page for the gpu says this about its perf:
256 FP32 FLOPs/Clock
512 FP16 FLOPs/Clock
Pixels per Clock: 16ppc
someone who has enough blood sugar to do basic arithmetic help me guess the GPU clock rate
the box made mention of a "3D GPU", something I didn't think to check before buying, so I was trying to figure out what kind it was, and it's something I've never heard of before:
https://www.imaginationtech.com/product/img-bxm-4-64-mc4/
I'm sure I can work with it tho, I'm just gonna be ramming triangles through it, nothing fancy anyway.
now I see why the customs return form says it has "no commercial value" 😏 i thought that was just a dig at riscv 😏😏
@rotopenguin I have a bunch of them, just none of them were the right one
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