Enable RVA ISA for HPM6360EVK Board #2
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In this revision, rustsbi-hpm support emulate RVA ISA with SDRAM address range that we can run Linux kernel without any modification and enable pthread support. Signed-off-by: tfx2001 <[email protected]>
Enable RVA ISA and enable user space ptherad support. Update Linux kernel to b9e8dbc. Signed-off-by: tfx2001 <[email protected]>
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Since hpmicro/rustsbi-hpm#5 support RVA Standard Extension for Atomic Instructions emulation, the HPM6360 can execute atomic instructions with SDRAM address range. This allow us to run Linux kernel without any modifications and with userspace pthread support.