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This speech is delivered on weekly project meeting of rCore community. It announces RustSBI version 0.3.0 and shows important technologies and how RustSBI should be used. It includes RISC-V hypervisor and emulator development with RustSBI, introduces fast trap procedure and SBI testing framework, and shows how actual bootloader like Oreboot/LinuxBoot etc. should be implemented. It also compares performance and latency data of RustSBI to its competitors.
This talk is delivered on Rust China Conf 2022 hosted by Rustcc. It summerizes embedded Rust development and its surrounding ecosystem. Then, it introduces firmware development on example of RISC-V, and discusses on how to develop secure, reliable and robust firmware in Rust, as well as firmware features like secure enclaves and firmware on asymmetic processors. Finally, it introduces RustSBI and Oreboot, drawing an conclusion on how firmware would be developed under Rust ecosystem.
This speech is delivered on online meeting of Tsinghua University undergraduate projects. It describes how RustSBI implementation would coexist with secure enclave RISC-V SBI extensions, a possible way to detect exception within function while executing instruction, and a Rust way to read supervisor memory from machine mode. It also introduces SBI implementations like Oreboot and RustSBI-Unmatched, which can be used to develop secure enclave firmware projects.
Delivered online on discussion at open source RISC-V and Linux technology mettings. It includes the concept of bootloader environment when it comes to RISC-V firmwares, describes scenearios and necessarity of RISC-V firmware, how it should be developed using Rust langauge. This speech introduces Oreboot and RustSBI bootloading firmware to community and companies, and announces RustSBI's latest 0.2.2 version.
This speech is initially delivered as a technology sharing in PLCT lab, Institute of Software, Acadamy of Sciences in China. It includes a complete design of RustSBI under Freefom U740 five-core asymmetric platform, how it cooperates with bootloader sequence, and how this cooperated project contributes to bootloader projects and the Rust language itself.
HSM and SRST module on RustSBI, Nov 2021
This slide is delivered on online weekly meeting of undergraduate projects in Tsinghua University. This slide discusses how SBI v0.3 functions are implemented in RustSBI framework and its trivial QEMU implementation. It also includes an initial concept of RustSBI implementation under desktop processors with asymmetric cores.
Design and Implementation of RustSBI, Dec 2020
Delivered in Beijing on a discussion preparation meeting of national operating system contest. It includes a general introduction of RustSBI framework, announces RustSBI v0.1, and discusses how RustSBI support backward compability to privileged specification v1.9 under K210 dual-core platform.
The Rust Embedded System Development, Dec 2020
This speech is delivered on Rust China Conf 2020 in Shenzhen. It summarizes the ecosystem, existing infrastructure and future outlook of embedded Rust at that time, specially how Rust language features, runtime designs and community empower embedded development. It also announces the RustSBI project as a competitive bootloader module choice.
Operating Systems on Rust and RISC-V, Aug 2020
This slide is delivered in Peng Cheng Laboratory in Shenzhen. It includes an overview of software stack for educational RISC-V kernels, useful RISC-V hardware standard for kernel development, and initial concept of RustSBI project which is a RISC-V SBI implemenatation.
Rust in Embedded World, Jan 2021
This article is published on Vol.1, Featured Rust in Jan 2021. It includes how Rust's modular project design helps on embedded development, specially how important the procedure macros and zero cost abstractions are in bare metal level. It also discusses how hardware to hardware compability would be achieved under RustSBI software.
rCore Operating System Lab Final Report, Aug 2020
This report acts as a final summarize of research intern program at Peng Cheng Labortory. It includes how RustSBI and its related projects would help in rCore, an unix like operating system kernel written fully in Rust.