Rumprun doesn't require (or support) virtual memory, so granted enough memory (a few megabytes), it can work on embedded systems. Rumprun currently runs on x86

Rumprun doesn't require (or support) virtual memory, so granted enough memory (a few megabytes), it can work on embedded systems. Rumprun currently runs on x86 and x86-64, support for RISC-V and ARM is in the making. The architecture specific code is quite small, you just need to make sure that NetBSD (and Rust) support your architecture as well.