Enabling the Arm Morello Platform
summary
Arm delivers a Morello prototype with an FVP model available October 2020 and a hardware dev board expected in 2021, funded by UKRI. Software comes as maintained forks (not upstream) of kernel, toolchain and C library; initial stack is Android-focused, boots to a kernel prompt in about a minute on good PCs, and uses LLVM + shimmed Bionic with static linkage to run rebuilt components like logd and a service manager. A nano Android config targets quick experiments, and Cambridge pursues a FreeBSD port. *FVP models real registers and interconnect behavior, not timing.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:23Overview - Arm software enablement activities
- 6:33Morello platform model (FVP)
- 9:20Platform software stocks
- 12:41Software components for the Morello architecture
- 15:17Planned release features
- 18:32Ecosystem access to Morello software
- 21:08Cambridge University CheriBSD stack
- 22:25Questions?
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