Zephyr RTOS RISC-V Port
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I have a custom RISC-V board here in India that still needs its very first breath of life, and I want Zephyr running on it. The immediate goal is classic board bring-up: get the SoC to boot into Zephyr cleanly, prove that the console works, show me the GPIOs toggling, and hand back a minimal yet reproducible reference design so future work can build on top of it.
Here’s what I expect from you:
- Riscduino riscv based soft SoC on FPGA, need bring-up zephyr on this platform
• Create or adapt the Zephyr board definition (device-tree, Kconfig, defconfig, pinmux, etc.).
• Deliver a patch series I can upstream or re-apply, together with concise build and flash instructions that work on a fresh clone of Zephyr and the RISC-V toolchain.
Acceptance is simple: I flash the image exactly as documented, Zephyr’s shell drops to the serial console, and at least one peripheral demo proves the pins are alive.
Here’s what I expect from you:
- Riscduino riscv based soft SoC on FPGA, need bring-up zephyr on this platform
• Create or adapt the Zephyr board definition (device-tree, Kconfig, defconfig, pinmux, etc.).
• Deliver a patch series I can upstream or re-apply, together with concise build and flash instructions that work on a fresh clone of Zephyr and the RISC-V toolchain.
Acceptance is simple: I flash the image exactly as documented, Zephyr’s shell drops to the serial console, and at least one peripheral demo proves the pins are alive.
Related categories:
Electronics
Verilog / VHDL
Microcontroller
Arduino
RTOS
FPGA
Embedded Systems
SoC Design