Congrats. Any idea why one cpu reports 10 bogomips and the other 20?
replyThat was something I also noticed; I can't say for sure (Since I haven't yet checked) but I feel like I may have done something incorrect when wiring the FRT (The timer) to the secondary, smp-enabled SH2.
replyThe BogoMIPS value is derived from a calibration that Linux does against the timer of choice so it could very well be a reason why.
Thank you very much! Is the SSFv2 mapper supporting memory writes in the MiSTer FPGA, too? (Megadrive and/or 32x cores). Also, now that there's a SH3 core already available ([1] for replicating the Cave CV1000 system), it could be mind blowing having a system with 512MB of RAM on a SH3 at 100MHz running Linux.
replyHi!
replyHonestly, no idea if Krikkz's Extended SSFv2 is even implemented on MiSTer. I'd have to check but considering the rarity of it I'd be surprised if it was there.
Porting Linux to SH3 is surely easier than what it has been for SH2 (SH7604, more precisely); and considering it has 512MB of RAM you probably can just get away with a non-stripped to the bones Linux image (And initramfs, of course). It surely sounds like a good playground.