Editor’s Note
Welcome to the thirtieth issue of the SG2042 Newsletter. It’s great to see you again! In this issue, we will we bring you the latest updates on SG2042 and provide some related news about the Duo 256M. Thank you for your continued interest and trust and hope you will enjoy this update.
Highlights
Upstream
Most of the code is already open-source and can be obtained from repositories such as Sophgo Technologies · GitHub. The following are some useful repo resources:
Linux kernel
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Sophgo Community work: GitHub - sophgo/linux-riscv: Linux kernel stable tree
- No commits this week
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Linux Official Community Upstream work:
- [PATCH v10 0/5] riscv: sophgo: add clock support for sg2042: Add clock support for SG2042, version 10.
- [PATCH v11 0/5] riscv: sophgo: add clock support for sg2042: Add clock support for SG2042, version 11. The bindings part has been reviewed and passed, and we are tracking the owner of clock driver to review the driver part patch.
- Reset related patches have been received by reset subsystem and dts subsystem respectively. The patchset is expected to land in v6.9.
U-Boot
- No commits this week
OpenSBI
- No commits this week
Case Study
We’re looking for fun, good, or profitable use cases for SG2042. Feel free to share your experiences with us - just send a PR!
Events and Games
In the News
- NixOS 71: NixOS on RISC-V (Milk V Duo/Duo-256M)
- Duo 256M is a compact SBC based on SG2002 multi-architecture SoC
- First tests with the Milk-V Duo board using blink and bmp280
- Milk-V Drops the Unusual Sophgo SG2002 Into an Upgraded, AI-Ready Duo Development Board
- Practicing with rust and programming the Milk-V Duo board making a Morse code translator
- Milk-V Duo|$5 computer
- Summary of how to update Milk-V Duo little core file
News from Japanese, Korean and other language communities
Not ready yet. We are recruiting multilingual volunteers and interns. Welcome to join us! Please email Wei Wu if you are interested in being an open source community intern.