Sodia – An overview of a demonstration of booting Linux on a Cyclone® V SoC ARM processor and displaying it on a small display using the Cyclone® V ST SoC evaluation board.

The Sodia-Cyclone® V ST SoC Evaluation Board is an evaluation board featuring the Intel® (formerly Altera) ARM-based Cyclone® V ST SoC FPGA that allows hardware and software developers to quickly develop embedded applications in an environment similar to real applications. A platform for developing system designs. It is a higher-end model of Helio (Cyclone® V SoC Starter Kit), inherits most of Helio's HPS peripheral functions, and is software compatible, making it an ideal board for users considering expanding from the Helio board.
Sodia is a product of Mpression, an original technology brand provided by Macnica group.

Connect the Mpression multi-panel card to Sodia with an HSMC connector, and connect the LVDS connector on the multi-panel card to an XGA small LCD that supports LVDS connection using a cable.
You can see the Linux boot image stored on the SD card booting on the ARM processor inside the Cyclone® V ST SoC and running in the desktop environment.

Watch the video for this demo. This video also introduces three other demos, including a video conversion demo. Please take a look.
Demonstration using video conversion and OpenCL - Sodia usage example -