
Developed and integrated full RISC-V 64-bit architecture support into the libkrun repository, enabling virtual machines to boot and run on RISCV64 hardware. This work involved implementing foundational architecture modules, introducing a RISC-V AIA interrupt device, and adding a 64-bit serial device alongside minimal Flattened Device Tree (FDT) support. Enhanced build tooling with LDFLAGS and addressed cross-architecture stability, including fixes for hvf build errors and FUSE nlink compatibility on RISCV64. Leveraged C, Rust, and Makefile expertise to improve cross-platform reliability and streamline developer workflows, resulting in broader hardware compatibility and reduced friction for virtualization and system programming tasks.
July 2025: Delivered end-to-end RISC-V 64-bit support in libkrun, enabling boot and run of VMs on RISCV64 hardware. Implemented arch groundwork, RISCV AIA device, 64-bit FDT and serial device, and 64-bit VMM integration; enhanced build tooling with LDFLAGS and improved hvf stability. Fixed critical issues including hvf build errors and FUSE nlink for RISCV64. Result: improved cross-arch reliability, reduced developer friction, and broader hardware compatibility.
July 2025: Delivered end-to-end RISC-V 64-bit support in libkrun, enabling boot and run of VMs on RISCV64 hardware. Implemented arch groundwork, RISCV AIA device, 64-bit FDT and serial device, and 64-bit VMM integration; enhanced build tooling with LDFLAGS and improved hvf stability. Fixed critical issues including hvf build errors and FUSE nlink for RISCV64. Result: improved cross-arch reliability, reduced developer friction, and broader hardware compatibility.

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