Innoflight CFC-400
The Innoflight CFC-400 series is a commercial flight computer family for small-satellite missions, and one of the supported targets at the system-daemon support level: SpaceOS runs as a supervised service on the vendor’s Linux, and the node enrolls into a ground context as a runner alongside the other supported boards.
Prove your workload on the Raspberry Pi CM5 first; it is the same aarch64 architecture and the same static runtime binaries, so a workload that runs on the CM5 bench moves to the CFC without rebuilding.
Support scope
- Hardware class. The CFC-400XS compute element is a Xilinx Zynq UltraScale+ multiprocessor system-on-chip: quad Cortex-A53 (aarch64) application cores, dual Cortex-R5F real-time cores, and FPGA fabric.
- Integration model. Daemon install on the vendor Linux. The board joins a context as a runner and receives the same signed workloads as any other node.
- Substrate. Unikernel workloads run under
Solo5: the
hvttender where the vendor kernel enables KVM, the seccomp-confinedspttender otherwise. - Coexistence. SpaceOS runs beside the vendor’s platform-management software with resource limits that protect the flight software; the vendor stack keeps its watchdog and supervisory role.
The board-specific bring-up procedure, board support package configuration, and mission-integration notes are delivered with the mission support package. If you have an Innoflight integration, contact Parsimoni for the bring-up package.
