gyptazy (@gyptazy@gyptazy.ch)

gyptazy

@gyptazy@gyptazy.ch

Believer in the power of open-source & community-driven innovation.

Former AS20621 NetOp that loves FreeBSD & illumos. Currently mostly in DevOps & developing (Python, Rust). Contributes to #Ansible & #GradenLinux. Evaluating and production usage of #RISCV hardware/software.

Projects:
* BoxyBSD.com - A free VM hosting service to provide some value back to the community.
* manpageblog.org - A static blog generator in manpage design.
* QualvoSec - A security patch management tool.

Blog: ✔ https://gyptazy.ch
GitHub: ✔ https://github.com/gyptazy
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gyptazy » 2024-02-20
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@flyingsaceur@ioc.exchange I also switched to Ubuntu because it’s currently the best way to run a production riscv device right, now. You simply get you package updates in a usual way without recompiling everything on your own which takes a lot of time by cross-compile or even on native hardware. Not to mention the dev environment itself etc (but if you’re interested you can find a Debian and FreeBSD dev env als qemu image on my site).

Let me know your benchmark, I had a look at other listed vf2 boards and they were all more or less the same. Keep in mind that my benchmarks have been created on a non cooled vf2 rev 1.3b board at 20°C room temperature.