The mainstream CPU architecture is fully adapted, and the domestic open source operating system community OpenCloudOS adds support for RISC-V.

CTOnews.com August 24 news, the domestic open source operating system community OpenCloudOS announced that it has achieved full adaptation to the mainstream CPU architecture, in the OpenCloudOS Kernel Stream 2207.2 kernel version, added support for RISC-V 64 architecture.

In addition, the OpenCloudOS Kernel Stream 2207.2 kernel version specifically tests the adaptation of the StarFive VisionFive development board.

RISC-V is an open source and free instruction set architecture based on the principle of reduced instruction set (RISC). As another popular CPU architecture besides x86 and ARM, it has a large market in some edge devices and has shipped 10 billion cores.

CTOnews.com learned that OpenCloudOS is an operating system community project initiated by operating systems, cloud platforms, software and hardware vendors and individuals. At the beginning of its establishment, it decided to become a completely open and neutral open source community, and has confirmed the acceptance of community project donations through the TOC review of the Open Atomic Open Source Foundation. The community will build a comprehensive, neutral, open, secure, stable and easy-to-use, high-performance Linux server operating system as the goal, and work with member units to build a healthy and prosperous domestic operating system ecology.

Source code repository: https://gitee.com/OpenCloudOS/OpenCloudOS-Kernel-Stream

RPM Repo:Index of / opencloudos/8/kernel-ocks/2207.2/

Download address for RISC-V64 version: Index of / opencloudos/8/kernel-ocks/2207.2/riscv64/