You should add guides for the available operating systems, since the “JH7110S” technically does not exist and no one is using the “RISC-V architecture.”
You should also provide Instructions on how to port any unsupported apps for RISC-V,
as well as instructions for flashing the built-in MMC on boards that include it.
JH7110S=JH7110，The working frequency of JH7110S is lower, so the document can basically refer to JH7110
If you look at the VF2L documentation, the Quick Start Guide already covers flashing the eMMc.
The fundamental method is to try and compile the source code, if it fails, read the error messages generated by the compiler, if it is not a simple missing dependency then read the source code and try to workout why, which could be one of thousands of possible reasons. Asking for instructions on how to port applications I would see in the same light as looking for instructions on how to program.
FYI: “NEW COURSE COMING SOON: Porting Software to RISC-V (LFD 114)”:
You can sign up for the advanced free course here:
That’s great, I hope they start shipping very soon since they’ve already passed the planned date from the last update.
FYI: That course has nothing to do with StarFive.
EDIT: Although StarFive is a strategic member of RISC-V International, so it is entirely possible that some small fraction of their fees, to be a member, went towards providing resources for the collaboration.