RISC-V
NanoClaw on RISC-V: from "it works on my board" to automated builds
Photo by Pedro Romero on Unsplash Introduction In Part 1, I proved that NanoClaw builds and runs on riscv64 without source patches. Great. But …
NanoClaw on RISC-V: Running an AI Agent Runtime on a Banana Pi F3
Photo by Tom Fisk on Pexels Can you run a full AI agent orchestration runtime on a $100 RISC-V board? My money was on "probably not," but I …
Benchmarking llama.cpp on SpacemiT K3: RISC-V AI Cores vs Standard RVV (Part 4)
TL;DR SpacemiT's K3 has two core types: X100 (general-purpose, vlen 256) and A100 ("AI cores", vlen 1024). Standard llama.cpp runs 2.3x …
Building a Python Wheel Factory for RISC-V
Photo by Homa Appliances on Unsplash You know that feeling when you type pip install tokenizers and it finishes in three seconds? That satisfying …
Running a Local LLM on RISC-V: Building llama.cpp on a Banana Pi F3 (Part 1)
TL;DR I built llama.cpp from source on a Banana Pi F3 (SpacemiT K1, riscv64), ran TinyLlama 1.1B, and got an OpenAI-compatible API server running at …
Building WASI SDK on RISC-V: Self-Hosted WebAssembly Development on a Banana Pi F3
Photo by Quang Vuong on Pexels In my previous article, I ran WebAssembly containers on a RISC-V board and hit a wall: WASI SDK, the standard …
When a Docker Captain Puts an AI Tool in a Container on RISC-V (Because Of Course He Does)
TL;DR OpenClaw is one of those AI assistant tools that’s been making the rounds lately. My reflex when I see popular software? Two questions: can I …
Can WebAssembly Run on RISC-V? Testing Atym Containers on a Banana Pi F3
Photo by Thibaut Tattevin on Pexels In my previous article, I built WebAssembly containers with Atym on x86 and got application binaries under 23 KB. …
Running Node.js on RISC-V with Docker (when there's no official image yet)
Photo by Tatiana P on Unsplash You know that moment when you try docker pull node --platform linux/riscv64 and Docker comes back with this? Using …
BuildKit for RISC-V64: When Your Demo Decides to Betray You
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Bringing AI Agents to RISC-V64: The First cagent Distribution Package
Bringing AI Agents to RISC-V64: The First cagent Distribution Package <span id="author" class="author">Bruno …
Building Node.js Natively on RISC-V: A 15-Hour Journey from Fork to Release
When I set out to add native RISC-V 64-bit build support to the Node.js unofficial builds project, I thought it would be straightforward: fork the …
BuildKit for RISC-V64: When Your Package Works But Your Container Doesn't
I successfully built and packaged BuildKit for RISC-V64. Users could download it. The GitHub Actions workflows were green. Everything looked perfect. …
First Words: LLM Inference on RISC-V
Photo by Pixabay on Pexels This is part three of the RISC-V wheel factory series. Part one: link:{% post_url …
Running a 70B LLM on Pure RISC-V: The MilkV Pioneer Deployment Journey
When the 40GB download completed and the model loaded into memory, I wondered: would a 70-billion parameter language model actually run on a RISC-V …
Running GitHub Actions on RISC-V64: A Production Journey with Docker Builds
Setting up continuous integration for RISC-V64 is not as straightforward as x86_64 or ARM64. The official GitHub Actions runner doesn’t support …
The Dependency Rabbit Hole: Why 25 RISC-V Python Wheels Weren't Enough
You know that feeling when you’ve just shipped something, everything’s green, and you lean back in your chair thinking "nailed it"? …
The One-Line Patch That Unlocked Next.js on RISC-V: A Detective Story
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