I managed to compile for a 386 as a target for a no_std rust, but as far as running the compiler goes, might be SOL on that one. https://github.com/teknoman117

I managed to compile for a 386 as a target for a no_std rust, but as far as running the compiler goes, might be SOL on that one. https://github.com/teknoman117/ts-3100-images/tree/master/rustimage https://github.com/teknoman117/ts-3100-images/tree/master/ru... (for this SBC: https://docs.embeddedarm.com/TS-3100 https://docs.embeddedarm.com/TS-3100) My goal was to follow blog_os on this board for fun. Main sticky point is the 386 not having any hardware atomic operations (which didn't show up until 486). I recently got a current Gentoo base environment booting on a 133 MHz AM5x86 based industrial SBC and it takes 3 minutes to compile hello world in C++ (70 seconds for C) so I'm not super confident you'd even want to use rust compiler on a 486, even for "a day in a programmer's life from 30 years ago" experiment.