I have read some articles related to set up a QEMU environment for enabling RISC-V Linux kernel development. Unfortunately, none of them describes all the required steps to get a fully prepared RISC-V 64bit system.
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I use Ubuntu as my main desktop OS, so all the described steps related to it. Probably it could be reproduced on other Debian-based distributions.
Their intention is following:

• busybox - contains minimal command-line environment to work with the Kernel.
• initramfs - initial RAM disk for the Kernel.
• qemu - emulator I run the RISC-V enabled Kernel on.

#ubuntu #environment #riscv-64 #ubuntu 20.04