Learning RTOS Development for RISC-V from Scratch Ep.1

Q: What is this video series about?
A: Honestly, this is just me trying to learn how to develop a Real-Time Operating System (RTOS) for RISC-V from scratch. I’m doing this for myself, to keep me motivated and make sure I stick with it. Maybe one day I’ll even teach something useful!
Q: Who are you?
A: I’m a Computer Engineering graduate who’s forgotten most of what I knew about ARM and x86. Now, I’m diving into RISC-V, learning as I go.
Q: What happens in this first episode?
A: In Episode 1, I set up my development environment by:
Downloading and installing Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)
Installing QEMU for hardware emulation
Searching for and installing the RISC-V toolchain
Q: Is there any audio or face reveal?
A: Nope! Just my screen. No audio, no camera - purely focused on the technical stuff.
Q: Why are you doing this?
A: Like I said, this is just for me. But hey, if you want to watch and see how it goes, you’re welcome to join!
Q: Who helped with this description?
A: This fun and informative description was mostly created by ChatGPT!