Embedded Linux "from scratch" in 45 minutes... on Risc-V

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Shows how to build an embedded Linux system from scratch for RISC‑V using QEMU: build a cross toolchain, U-Boot bootloader, and Linux kernel, then create a minimal BusyBox root filesystem and expose control via a tiny webserver. Explains RISC‑V‑specific boot stages and provides hardware list, source build instructions and demo binaries so attendees can reproduce and test kernel/U‑Boot on RISC‑V (useful for ARM/ARM64 users too).

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