A Raspberry Pi’s low-cost and wide availability makes it a great choice for prototyping and developing embedded Linux systems. Flashing an OS, and installing the required packages to run your application code is typically just an apt install away. However, how do you take that prototype and create a clean and production-ready system? Where you …
Author: William Beasley
Exploring CHERI, RISC-V Linux Ecosystem
We’ve covered CHERI, and our involvement with the development of the ARM Morello yocto layer before, so for those who aren’t aware of what it is we recommend looking back through our previous blog posts on Introducing ARM Morello and CHERI, and Linux Yocto layer for the ARM Morello board, CHERI (Capability Hardware Enhanced RISC …