2025年1月19日 · Embedded Having questions related to ARM/MIPS and other embedded devices which are not desktops and which usually serve a single purpose such as routers, switches, PDAs, etc? 1

2024年11月13日 · I'm currently working on a embedded project, and i'm trying to understand if it's possible to have a small /usr/src tree. This source tree only has to contain the FreeBSD bootloader, kernel, kernel-modules, because the embedded application will replace /sbin/init. So is is possible to have a...

2020年10月24日 · ARM -- whether you choose RPI or Pine64 or the many others in this space -- has growing FreeBSD support but there are still serious gaps. Last I checked RPI4 won't run FreeBSD without major hacking. I run FreeBSD on RPI3, but that has nowhere near the power you need. Also, ARM on FreeBSD is Tier 2 so you can't use freebsd-update which turns me ...

2021年11月30日 · My FreeBSD install started the same way, with removing a security screw to throw it into debug mode, and then running a shell script to install custom UEFI firmware. And then, of course, using a FreeBSD thumb-drive as opposed to an Ubuntu one.

2017年5月1日 · It seems that FreeBSD does not figure heavily into embedded, depending upon your definition of "embedded." So, traditionally, an embedded device for a toaster would be a very tiny MCU powered device. Such a device might be an 8 or 16 bit MCU, with no MMU, something that follows from the scarcity of memory - which may be only 2KB - which is too ...

2015年11月9日 · Not to propose as if there was only one available channel for proceeding from A to B, thus, I notice that there are two distinct tools available, for applications in embedded computing on a FreeBSD architecture: NanoBSD and Crochet. Beside a prospective FPGA design feature of a computer systems toolchain, perhaps either or both of the NanoBSD ...

2023年9月30日 · Embedded Having questions related to ARM/MIPS and other embedded devices which are not desktops and which usually serve a single purpose such as routers, switches, PDAs, etc? Prev

2021年8月17日 · Here is a summary of how to develop code for the embedded devices on FreeBSD. ESP32 and ESP8266 development on FreeBSD I have been developing applications for ESP32 and ESP8266 devices on FreeBSD for quite some time.

2021年11月30日 · Sharing this information to this thread as well. I have a 610 and 640 up and working with pfSense. Both required a BIOS update first. BIOS update took care of watchdog timer. 610 gets a tad more complicated with it's ethernet ports due to them being tied to the C3K SOC eth ports via a Marvell...

If you aren’t an embedded device vendor, then single board computers are not a proof-of-concept platform for more than the smallest experimentation. Thankfully FreeBSD/arm64 runs really well in the cloud and we can use cloud services to show that FreeBSD/arm64 is just as capable a server platform as any other of the supported architectures.