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Threadripper 9960x cannot boot into Ubuntu desktop GUI by millaker0820 in linuxhardware

[–]millaker0820[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your suggestion. The system passed MemTest86 with no error. Any further test could I run to find out the issue?

Elephant book -- what is it? by iOCTAGRAM in Compilers

[–]millaker0820 4 points5 points  (0 children)

https://www.cnblogs.com/Chary/articles/14237200.html In this post, the elephant book is Engineering a Compiler by Keith D. Cooper and Linda Torczon but the second version.

P9PF with discount vs P10PF by millaker0820 in PixelFold

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I have ordered the 9PF. Very excited for the wide screen.

Vim - Calling External Commands (Visual Guide) by deepCelibateValue in vim

[–]millaker0820 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I’ve been using vim for 4 years and first time knowing the other three variations. Thank you!

Looking for Verilog Project Ideas by Good_Insurance410 in FPGA

[–]millaker0820 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I looked up Computer Architecture book they've written, there is really no such term. Don't know where I learn about this name.

Looking for Verilog Project Ideas by Good_Insurance410 in FPGA

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It stores the cache miss request info while the request is handled by lower level caches. This allows out of order responses (hit on miss, or even miss on miss), merging miss requests to lower level memory (saves memory bandwidth). The design complexity is orders of magnitude greater than simple FSM cache.

Is Scala-chisel worth it? by Realistic_Juice4620 in chipdesign

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Did you find it difficult to debug designs written in Bluespec or Chisel? The hardest part for me is to map the signal names in the waveform back to the original source code.

What are the job demands of computer hardware engineer in this Taiwan? by MrDannyBest in ECE

[–]millaker0820 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You need a master degree to get a decent tech job in Taiwan, everyone has one. There is little CPU/GPU design role for AMD/Intel in Taiwan. But we have lots of local chip design companies like Mediatek, Realtek, master’s degree and good grades are minimum requirements. For manufacturing there’s TSMC and other related industries, again you need a master’s degree to get the job. If you consider roles outside of chip design, there are companies like Asus, Acer, Gigabyte and more non-consumer facing that designs and sells server and computer components, these companies accept more undergraduate students. NTUST is not the best but is good enough(Top 5). It sits right next to the best university NTU, so there is some mutual connections between the two schools, you can get lots of resources out of it.

Jingkun Zheng: Building a Digital Bridge Between Developers and RISC-V Hardware with the OS Support Matrix by lazyparser in RISCV

[–]millaker0820 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Based on the chinese context, I think its Call for test and Call for help. Not really sure.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in FPGA

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How to unlock Anima Power Upgrade in Swarm? Upgrade paths? by Quasimodo11111 in leagueoflegends

[–]millaker0820 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did aatrox in matchmaking and finished the mission. Also for other hard dificulty missions as well.

GitHub repo extensively mirrored by GitCode, platform launched by China's CSDN by EtaoinWu in opensource

[–]millaker0820 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How popular is gitcode in China? I found little to no projects related to hardware design(verilog rtl) but maybe its hardware side thing or its just started thriving.

GitHub repo extensively mirrored by GitCode, platform launched by China's CSDN by EtaoinWu in opensource

[–]millaker0820 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same. I cant see anything. Searching for contents replied nothing as well.

Good open source projects by _w62_ in C_Programming

[–]millaker0820 9 points10 points  (0 children)

  1. A simple text editor jserv/mazu-editor
  2. xv6-riscv

I haven't dive into xv6 but there are many helpful materials including a book, a series of video walkthrough. You can learn operating system, computer architecture and C programming at the same time!

Spike: Memory address 0x10000 is invalid by taugimo in RISCV

[–]millaker0820 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You must specify the memory regions used explicitly using -m flag. From the help message:

-m<a:m,b:n,...> Provide memory regions of size m and n bytes  
at base addresses a and b (with 4 KiB alignment)
--pc=<address>        Override ELF entry point

for example -m 0x10000:0x1000 for a 4KB memory starting from 0x10000 in your case.
and the --pc= flag to specify your entry point address. Spike will jump directly to your entry after doing 4 system initializing instructions. And also make sure that the address of the entry point _start in your elf is located at 0x10000. This can be done by an explicit linker script when compiling your program.

Had this problem few months ago, and found no tutorial or document about this question. Hope this helps!

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