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ZynqMP Cortex-R5 under Linux RemoteProc: the Resource-Table Contract

Published at February 7, 2026 · 15 min read

The contract between Cortex-R5 firmware and Linux RemoteProc on ZynqMP: resource table, reserved memory, cache policy, the virtio/RPMsg handshake, and how to debug an R5 that Linux has already started.

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