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Colorlight-RisCV-RS : Hacking Chinese LED Displays With Rust, RISC-V, And Open-Source FPGA Tools

Dive into the world of colorlight-riscv-rs, where we embark on an exciting journey to manipulate Chinese LED display boards using cutting-edge technologies.

Join us as we explore the fusion of Rust, RISC-V, and open-source FPGA tools to unlock new possibilities in hardware hacking and innovation.

Overview

my (ongoing) adventure on trying to control a

with rust and open source tools (yosys, nextpnr, prjtrellis and openFPGALoader).

Layout

  • soc – files for building & flashing the fpga with the risc-v soc
  • litex-pac – the peripheral access crate (pac), generated via svd2rust
  • firmware – the firmware that will run

each directory should have a readme.md with more in-depth instructions

Firmware In C

you can check this repo for a similar example, but flashing a C firmware.

Varshini

Varshini is a Cyber Security expert in Threat Analysis, Vulnerability Assessment, and Research. Passionate about staying ahead of emerging Threats and Technologies.

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