Speaking of Framework computers, today I see that they are going to do a
risc-v mainboard* for the 13" machines.
This is explicitly for those wanting access to this architecture for
development, and they say it is not competitive with their Intel and AMD
as a general purpose computer; it looks
On 6/18/24 09:42, Kent Borg wrote:
Their might be more of things like these.
"There", grrr.
-kb
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On Tue, 18 Jun 2024 09:42:42 -0700
Kent Borg wrote:
> * I note they call it a "mainboard", not a "motherboard" as I did
> recently.
Motherboard and mainboard are mostly interchangeable terms. If one is
being ultra-pedantic, a motherboard has capacity for expansion boards
(daughter boards/cards)
On 6/18/24 10:01, Rich Pieri wrote:
Frameworks' mainboards are motherboards: they have RAM
module sockets.
Yes, and they also have SSD sockets. And that must be where the wifi
board plugs in.
This risc-v board, however, will have soldered RAM and the only mass
storage will be a soldered emm
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On Tue, Jun 18, 2024, 12:43 PM Kent Borg wrote:
> Speaking of Framework computers, today I see that they are going to do a
> risc-v mainboard* for the 13" machines.
>
> This is explicitly for those wanting access to this architecture for
> development,
I picked up a VisionFive2 board when I ordered an e-Paper display from
Waveshare, but I haven't done more than boot it up. RISC-V seemslike a
nice thing to explore; I have no particular purpose other than testing
my code on another architecture.
Dan
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