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Corundum Developer Meeting 20220314

Alex Forencich

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Alex Forencich hosts the Corundum developer meeting discussing the open-source 100Gbps NIC and RISC-V integration.

Slides: docs.google.com/presentation/d/1BdudEzyjZweZVlWDedrVgrhVyYXA… Meeting information: github.com/corundum/corundum/wiki/Corundum-Developer-Meeting

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What people say. Recommended for its discussion on using a RISC-V soft-core for board diagnostics and management in Corundum.

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I am personally pretty excited about Alex Forencich's Corundum project (which is the open source 100Gbps NIC out of UCSD). Github Link Even though RISC-V isn't "directly" related, IIRC in the last Corundum meeting Youtube Link Alex had mentioned talking about using a vexriscv soft-core to offload some basic BMC functionality (to offer up board-dependent diagnostics, parameter tunings, bringup, resets, eyescans). To first order, this is an excellent chance to work w/ a group of talented FPGA devs plus you get to play w/ and learn about the Xilinx GTY which is arguably one of the more important hard-macros in an FPGA.
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